The Frog and the bison: stereotypes…
January 15th, 2016 | by Magalie Lopez
A short explanation about the title of this article: unintentionally, I cumulate the fact of being French and having the
About Magalie Lopez
Magalie Lopez is a public writer and spends a good deal of her time helping people with writing difficulties. She supports aspiring writers, writes, corrects everything that is written. Recently she has been working on English to help the many foreign English speaking students in Lyon. In parallel and for fun, she runs a blog with a fun literary tendency under the pseudonym Louise Artifact. She will publish in September her first self-publishing novel. Visit Magalie's Website Visit Magalie's Book Website
Author Archives: Magalie Lopez
Long Live France
November 2nd, 2015 | by Magalie Lopez
For an American in love with his country – which is perhaps redundant – hearing a French person speak of
“Tête d’Or”, the Lyon Central Park
August 9th, 2015 | by Magalie Lopez
In New York, 1857, Central Park opened its doors. The same year, on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean,
The Flavor of “Bouchon”
March 16th, 2015 | by Magalie Lopez
There are so many wonders to discover about Lyon that I could probably write an article a month for an
Please, Birdy Kids, Make Me a K. Nar
March 16th, 2015 | by Magalie Lopez
Before, when we traveled the highways of Lyon by car, everything was gray, dirty, almost black, and always sad. Only
The festival of lights
December 4th, 2014 | by Magalie Lopez
Our story begins in the Middle Ages, in Lyon. We are in the year of 1643 and a terrible plague
Jean Michel Jarre or the Visual Music
November 13th, 2014 | by Magalie Lopez
I remember that day which, instead of being, as expected, one of the most beautiful of my adolescence, was one
The « Lyon’s share » !
August 15th, 2014 | by Magalie Lopez
I grew up in the Beaujolais region, surrounded by vineyards. The river ran through the entire village sheltered by a
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