New Book: Curious Histories of Provence: Tales from the South of France
Books on Provence · Inspire · Margo LestzContributor blog post by Margo Lestz:
Hello Everyone, I’m happy to announce that my latest book, “Curious Histories of Provence: Tales from the South of France“ is now published.
Ahh, Provence… that magical place in the south of France. It fills our minds with images of lazy, sunny days sitting in the central square of a quaint village, just drinking in the ambience.
While that’s all very pleasant, you can add an extra layer of enjoyment to your Provençal experience by discovering the stories and histories that shaped this area and its people.
…Continue reading here for Margo’s introduction to her new book that would not have been possible without help from her husband and many others.
Via:: The Curious Rambler
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