| About The Author Debra Moffitt's fiction and non-fiction writing has appeared in publications on both sides of the Atlantic. Her work appears in Architecture Week, Faith and Form, luxury European magazines Hors Ligne, Ticino Welcome, New Riviera Cote d'Azur, The European, Southpark, Venture Inward and other publications in the US and Europe. She speaks and writes in English, French and Italian. Architecture and Lifestyle: Articles include: World of Cities on the Venice Biennale; Bottanical Spa, on the five star Bergoase spa in the Swiss Alps; Working Light on use of light by artists and architects for Architecture Week; Architecture In-Style for Hors Ligne on star architects who dress up luxury fashion houses; the Contemporary Face of Sacred Space on Botta's Santo Volto Church in Turin; Divine Wines of St. Honorat on wines made by the monks at this island off of the coast of Cannes; The Quest for Sunshine in a Bottle about the Provence wine route; Romantic Riviera Weddings, the historical La Victorine Studios in Nice and Speed in Stock: the NASCAR Legend for a European luxury lifestyle magazine. Interviews include: The Architecture of Creativity, from a series of interviews with renowned Swiss architect, Mario Botta on the creative process at his studio in Lugano; Sarah Susanka's Not So Big Life at her home office in Raleigh, NC; Masimilliano Fuksas on Milan's newest architectural wonder of glass and steel, the New Milian Trade Fair, at his studio in Rome; Jacques Bothelin: Life at 650 km/hour on being lead pilot and owner of Jet Team Breitling in Dijon, France; an interview with Milan jewel designer Melania Crocco; Silvia Damiani, VP of luxury Group Damiani on mixing business with family in Milan and The Big Bang - A Parallel Universe for Hublot's CEO, J.C. Biver. Fiction: Debra recently completed her first collection of short fiction, Riviera Stories. Her fiction "Depression Glass" was broadcast worldwide on BBC World Services Radio. She has also worked in film and screenwriting. Click on Fiction for more details. See press clips for some recent articles. Cap d'Antibes Photo by Mike Leslie |