Beth ARNOLD

About Beth Arnold

A JOURNALIST AND award-winning writer who made her home in France from 2002 - 2012, Beth Arnold has written for such print venues as Rolling Stone, GQ, InStyle, Self, American Way, Premiere, and Mirabella. Online, besides her regular blogging for The Huffington Post and for www.betharnold.com (where she published her acclaimed “Letter From Paris”-branded column and podcasts), she has also written for Salon.com, Vogue.com, and Marco Polo Quarterly, among others. Her prime journalistic topics are culture, travel, art and design, politics, and people. She is interested in the sweet spot where art, design, and technology intersect with culture, and the boundaries we must set for ourselves in a digital world. She is fascinated by the evolution of our “selves” and the forces that have formed us.

Beth Arnold’s work has been recognized by her peers, both in print and online. She was a finalist for a Bunting Fellowship at Radcliffe (for a novel) and a semi-finalist for a Nicholl Fellowship presented by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (for a screenplay). For one of her magazine articles, the Press Club of Dallas presented her with its prestigious Katie Award. In 2011, Arnold was named one of Tripbase’s “100 Favourite Travel Writers,” and her “Letter From Paris” was one of their Top 10 Paris Blogs of 2011.

Now, an exile returned from Paris but still a nomad at heart, she has been spending time with her family, rediscovering her own country, reckoning her spiritual path, and taking a 3 ½ month retreat by herself in India, which she calls “My Passage to India.” This is a journey that she has not yet written about.

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