Columnist Martha Leggett discusses the legacy left by female-only salons in French literary culture.

Have you ever wondered which Mitski song best encapsulates the psycho-sexual melodrama of Madame Bovary? If you answered yes then I hate you but you're welcome to read this column nonetheless - though, you're on thin ice.

Columnist Miruna Tiberiu explores in her column ‘La Quête Queer’ queer life and culture in France. In her second article for the column, she writes on her re-evaluation of Simone de Beauvoir as a queer figure, looking into the often overlooked passages on lesbians in her seminal ‘Le Deuxième Sexe’.

In the first instalment of her column, Helena Pruszewicz traces French feminism back to its roots- revolution- and analyses the égalité achieved in the ensuing period

Columnist Miruna Tiberiu explores in her column ‘La Quête Queer’ queer life and culture in France. In her first instalment, she analyses perception and self-perception in Xavier Dolan’s films, and reflects on her own experiences.

In the next instalment of her column, Emily Moss is grateful for the changing nature of friendships on her year abroad, both old and new.

In the second instalment of her column, Paris newly-local Emily Moss gives tips on how to stay financially afloat living abroad.

In the first instalment of her column The French Dispatch, Emily Moss discusses the loneliness of first moving abroad, and how to overcome it.