At Francofonics we welcome all emails, comments, contributions and articles. If you have an opinion on anything to do with France, French culture or the Francofonics website, we'd love to hear from you.

 

Maybe you are one of the 500,000 Britons who now owns a house in France and lives here full time. If that's you, tell us why you decided to relocate to France. We'd also like to know how living in France has changed your life or the lives of those closest to  you. Was moving to France the best decision you ever made or do you now have regrets? Good or bad, let us know.

If you don't live in France, but it still has a special place in your heart, tell us why. Perhaps you had the holiday of a lifetime in France, fell in love or had the greatest gourmet experience (or not) ever. Whatever the reason or inspiration, take this opportunity to tell your story to the world.

 

For interested would be authors and contributors, the criteria for publication on Francofonics is as follows:

1) All articles, contributions or material for publication must be in English and submitted via the online contact form .

 

2) Authors and contributors of all written material, articles and contributions for publication on Francofonics must own full copyright and be the copyright holder.

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5) Published contributors on Francofonics lost their rose tinted glasses a long time ago. As with every country there are positives and negatives and when it comes to France we are happy to give room to reflect both points of view. However,  Francofonics adheres to a strict code of conduct. We reserve the right to exercise editorial control and may decide not to allow publication at our absolute discretion.

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