Writing at the castle: an interview with Sylvie Gormezano
Come and meet Sylvie Gormezano and her passion for art communities. Sylvie introduces us to Writing at the Castle, a wonderful retreat for writers in the south of France.
2005-2008; 2016-2018: Destination Dhaka, Bangladesh
Silvia is a friend of Expatclic, who has just returned to Dhaka, Bangladesh, having lived there from 2005 to 2008. We thank her for this article filled with interesting tips
A voyage of self-discovery
Jennifer joined the Expatclic family last year and she has become an active member of our Online support group. In this interview she tells us about her journey, both physical
Tips for female expats traveling alone
Liam Witham of PSS International Removals sends us this useful article with lots of tips for female expats traveling alone. Thanks Liam! Being a female expat can be daunting at
Breathing for Air – Life as a Nomad
We thank Tess for sharing her intense story with us. Tess grew up in Switzerland to a Portuguese mother and an Austrian father. She has lived in Portugal, Namibia, Australia,
On the road again
Maria is an Italian friend of Expatclic. We “met” her when she was living in Myanmar, and she often contributed to our forums with interesting thoughts and experiences. She then
The crazy lady’s place
You are about to read the amazing story of an American woman who followed her husband abroad and shaped a life full of meaning. Linda was the first woman to
Another voice
Another Voice is a blog animated by a group of women living both in Israel and Palestine, who in front of the deteriorating situation aim at putting together voices of
A Joyride with a Thief from Olancho, Honduras
An adventure with a happy ending when Claudiaexpat lived in Honduras. What I am about to tell you happened a long time ago, but it is very vivid in
I inherited an English school in Lima
I met Valerie when I was living in Peru. There, I interviewed her about an amazing adventure of inheriting an English school in Lima. Today I asked her to update
