Library Featured Between America and Paris, with novelist Diane Johnson, best-selling author of Le Divorce and of the new book Lorna Mott Comes Home Read more → Proust for Beginners, with Caroline Weber, professor of French at Barnard and author of Proust's Duchess Read more → Paris as a refuge for African Americans, past and present, with Tracy Sharpley-Whiting, Chair of African American and Diaspora Studies at Vanderbilt University Read more → My Place at the Table, with Alexander Lobrano, Paris-based restaurant critic and author of a new memoir on food, love and France Read more → France's rebellion against the 1968 sexual revolution Read more → New York City: Four Decades of Success, Excess and Transformation, with Thomas Dyja, author of New York, New York, New York Read more → Me and my microdose: the therapeutic value of psychedelics, with Ayelet Waldman, author of A Really Good Day Read more → Stolen Renoir: the fate of a painting and a family in wartime France, with James McAuley, author of The House of Fragile Things: Jewish Art Collectors and the Fall of France Read more → How the Le Pen family built and rules the postwar French far right, with political scientist Catherine Fieschi Read more → More
