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Scenes in Paris, Painterly News, Smelly Myths

October 7, 2020 | By Heidi Ellison | What's New Potpourri

A compendium of good reads about Paris and France in English. Paris in literature Octave magazine, produced by the Opéra de Paris, has an excellent story on the way writers like Dumas and Balzac used the streets of Paris as … Read More

Travel in France: How to Beat the “Gîtes” System

Travel in France: How to Beat the “Gîtes” System

The Key to the Heart of France

June 10, 2020 | By David Jaggard | C'est Ironique!

A note from David Jaggard: France is emerging from confinement and we are free to travel again. For those who share my love of the French countryside, this article, originally posted on June 24, 2015, contains some actual useful information. … Read More

Weird English Shop Signs, Part 17: All-Parisian Edition

Weird English Shop Signs, Part 17: All-Parisian Edition

This Is Not Just Any Boutique

April 1, 2020 | By David Jaggard | C'est Ironique!

A note from David Jaggard: As France and much of the world endures a lockdown to slow the spread of Covid-19 coronavirus, I’m sure that many Paris Update readers are, like me, thinking back to a happier, more carefree time. … Read More

C’est Ironique: A note to readers

C’est Ironique: A note to readers

Signing back in – sort of

April 4, 2018 | By David Jaggard | C'est Ironique!

As some readers know, I am also a composer. Since I started writing C’est Ironique in 2010, I have been saying, mostly to myself, that I was developing the “humor lobe” of my brain so that someday I could combine … Read More

Weird English Shop Signs: One More Time!

Weird English Shop Signs: One More Time!

Signs, Signs and Signing Out

December 20, 2017 | By David Jaggard | C'est Ironique!

  My dear readers! After seven years, four months and nearly 300 articles, I have decided to stop writing C’est Ironique on a regular basis. An irregular basis is not out of the question, but it’s time for me to … Read More

The Death of French, Three Words at a Time

The Death of French, Three Words at a Time

Has George Takei Opened a Marketing Firm in Paris?

December 6, 2017 | By David Jaggard | C'est Ironique!

A week ago I posted a photo of a French (I repeat: French) magazine entitled “Oh My Mag.” For those who prize and appreciate the French language, that by itself is offensive enough, but in fact it’s only the tip … Read More


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