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Campaign for the American Reader Q&A

In this Campaign for the American Reader Q&A, Marshal Zeringue asks me what are some of the changes I made along the way when writing my novel. Almost everything but the title.

Interview for Bonjour Paris

In this interview for Bonjour Paris, Janet Hulstrand asks me what is one of the most common misconceptions about “the writing life.” And also the hardest part about being a writer.

Between the Covers

Ann Bocock interviews Mamta Chaudhry for South Florida Public Television and asks about the unlikely love story at the heart of Haunting Paris.

And They Did Not Return: Exile, Loss, and Literature

Many thanks to the Department of English and the Exile Studies Program at Florida International University for inviting me to give a talk: “And They Did Not Return”: Exile, Loss, and Literature.

Jewish Book Council

The Jewish Book Council calls Haunting Paris “an elegant and probing exploration of love, resilience, and the role of memory.”

Public Libraries Online

I have haunted libraries all my life. So it is a great joy to me that my book can now be found on the shelves where I have made so many happy discoveries.