Dana Gynther was raised in St Louis, Missouri and Auburn, Alabama. She has a BA from the University of Alabama in Political Science and French and an MA in French Literature. She has lived in France and currently lives in Valencia, Spain, where both... Read full bio
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Q. What is your motto or maxim?
A. "Experience is one thing you can't get for nothing." Oscar Wilde (who else?)
Crossing on the Paris chronicles the experiences of three women from different generations and classes whose lives intersect on a majestic ocean liner...
Q. What is your motto or maxim?A. "Experience is one thing you can't get for nothing." Oscar Wilde (who else?)Q. With whom in history do you most identify?A. Sylvia Beach, maybe? An American expatriate book lover.Q. What is your greatest achievement?A. It depends on the year. In 1977, it was meeting Peter Frampton. In 1988, it was mastering French. In 1992, it was marrying the man of my dreams. In 2012: my novel being published. Without a doubt.Q. What’s your greatest flaw?A. Impatience. And I have been known to get cranky when I'm hungry.Q. Which living person do you most admire?A. My mother.Learn more about Dana Gynther
...with little attempt to explain them away, a mark of the honest autobiographer." Crossing on the Paris Dana Gynther (Gallery, 308 pp.) $15 The 1921 maiden voyage of the SS Paris from Le Havre to New York proves life changing for the three...
...the fair's featured books: "Lost Auburn" Ralph Draughon, Delos Hughes and Ann Pearson "Crossing on the Paris" Dana Gynther - Historical Fiction "Day by Day, in Every Way, Better and Better" Eleanor Harris "The Ploy of Cooking" The Mystics...
...this madcap caper of a novel will surely enchant readers of all genres. Crossing on the Paris by Dana Gynther In 1921, three strangers embark on a life-altering journey aboard the luxurious SS Paris. One dines on French cuisine in first-class...
...with little attempt to explain them away, a mark of the honest autobiographer." Crossing on the Paris Dana Gynther (Gallery, 308 pp.) $15 The 1921 maiden voyage of the SS Paris from Le Havre to New York proves life changing for the three...
...the fair's featured books: "Lost Auburn" Ralph Draughon, Delos Hughes and Ann Pearson "Crossing on the Paris" Dana Gynther - Historical Fiction "Day by Day, in Every Way, Better and Better" Eleanor Harris "The Ploy of Cooking" The Mystics...