The phenomenon whereby hunger and malnutrition fail to “self-correct” despite dramatic economic growth and the abundant presence of food is meticulously dissected by the 19th century French novelist Émile Zola in his 1873 novel Le Ventre de Paris (The Belly … Read the full article
Situated on the River Seine’s right bank in the first arrondissement of Paris, Forum Des Halles is the ultimate shopper’s haven. Just moments away from the Louvre, the mall invites visitors from all over the world to explore the latest … Read the full article
Currently writing an essay on Hunger and Anger in the Works of Charles Dickens for Sight and Life magazine, drawing on George Orwell’s self-defining 1940 analysis of the great British novelist. “Everything that happens” wrote Dickens, “[…] shows beyond mistake … Read the full article