Airelle Perrouin

Airelle Perrouin is a writer and translator. She lives in Paris, France. Twitter: @ao_perr (Airelle Perrouin).
The Continuing Cult of French Provocateur Serge Gainsbourg

The Continuing Cult of French Provocateur Serge Gainsbourg

As an apolitical, ironic, and internationally-minded songwriter and composer, Serge Gainsbourg certainly differed from many 20th-century French musicians.

Writing in the Margins: Prize-Winning French Novelist Alice Zeniter on the Legacies of French Colonialism

Writing in the Margins: Prize-Winning French Novelist Alice Zeniter on the Legacies of French Colonialism

Alice Zeniter’s excellent novel, The Art of Losing, tells the story of an Algerian Harkis family and the reaching effects of French Colonialism.

The Master’s Tools Won’t Dismantle the ‘Women’s Media’ House

Why Work Doesn’t Work

Why Work Doesn’t Work

The idea that we work because we want to, not because we need to, is a pernicious one that labor journalist Sarah Jaffe dissects in Work Won’t Love You Back.