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Boston Herald talks about Grub
Street's Young Adult Writers Program, Saturday, January 6, 2007
Boston Globe: "Portrait
of the Young Bards" -- on the Young Adult Writers Program, Dec 24,
2006
Boston Globe Calendar section "Nightlife" pick of the week, April 6, 2006:
Appeared on Boston's WRKO radio program "Taste of Boston" to
talk about film, spring 2006
>Interviewed
for "A 'Da Vinci Code' getaway in Paris" on SmarterTravel.com
Appeared on "The Business of Success" radio program to talk
about being a freelance writer, spring 2006. archive
here.
"Ethan Gilsdorf strikes me as a poetic Henry James for the 21st century,
the cosmopolitan American in Europe, casting a cold eye on the old and
new worlds, and delivering an elegant retort to any suggestion that lyricism
and wit cannot lie in the same bed. He is one of the best of a new generation
of poets emerging now, and should be read."
-- Todd Swift, poet, author of
"Cafe Alibi", and editor of "SHORT FUSE: The Global Anthology
of New Fusion Poetry"
Suite 101.com
"France from the Inside: A writer in France"
SF
Chronicle
"The Hobbit Habit" quotes "an American living in Paris"
The
Guardian (UK):
Anti-war poets force scrapping of White House symposium, Thursday January
30, 2003
(Ethan mention WAY at the bottom)
3ammagazine.com:
BOHEMIANS NOUVEAUX, 02/22/2003
A Gathering
of the Tribes:
TALK IS CHEAP CHEAP review of "Short Fuse: The Global Anthology of New
Fusion Poetry"
Boston Globe Travel section letters:
CLICHES, CLAPTRAP IN PARIS PIECE, 05/04/2003
(response to "How to win friends and influence Parisians")
Paris Voice:
“Why do writers still come to Paris?” –March 2002
Wingspan (the Inflight magazine of ANA):
“Paris, France: Writing in Progress”--October, 2002
websdelsol.com:
“The Wind Blew It Away: Memoir of a Summer Day on the Contrascarpe”
by Thomas E. Kennedy
Writers
Insider Guide to Paris:
WHERE TO FIND OTHER WRITERS: THE ANGLOPHONE COMMUNITY