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Alex Prud’homme (born ) is an American journalist and the author of several non-fiction books. Prud'homme is a native of New York City, a graduate of Middlebury College, and attended the Bread Loaf Writers' Conference. [1].

I have written investigative and hard-news Alex Prud'Homme Biography. In , Alex left for a 3-month trip to India and Nepal, he wanted to apply for an architecture school or law school after his return from the trip, only that didn't happen. He didn't come back to US for about two years. In these years he was working around the world, Australia, Japan, Paris.

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ALEX PRUD'HOMME is a About Alex Prud'homme I became a writer the old-fashioned way. In I embarked on a three-month trip to India, Nepal, and Japan, after which I planned to return to the States to study architecture.

The first two-thirds of Prud'homme, a successful freelance journalist, uses many of these old letters, as well as photographs and mementos ("she had them stuffed everywhere ") to set off his great-aunt's often irreverent reminiscences.

My Life in France - ebook In Paris, the Childs settled into a quirky apartment at 81 Rue de l’Universite (“Roo de Loo”), and immersed themselves in the cafes, restaurants, and marketplaces of the city. While Paul worked at the US embassy, Julia began to shop and cook and learn the language.

As a journalist Alex Prud'homme “I don’t like being stuck in a box,” says Alex Prud’homme, which may explain why he’s written about national affairs, crime, terrorism and security, and a passel of disparate subjects for every big name magazine you can think of, as well as many books on similarly varied topics.

Prud'homme explores not only As a journalist Alex Prud’homme has covered subjects ranging from from French cuisine to Monster Trucks, biotech, terrorism, energy, water, art, and business for The New York Times, The New Yorker, Vanity Fair, Talk, People, and Time.