Julie’s New Memoir “I Love Being Abroad”
is Available Now for your reading pleasure!
With its mix of comedy, vulnerability, and musicality, I Love Being Abroad positions itself not only as a personal memoir but also as a celebration of cultural exchange—a theme particularly resonant in today’s globalized literary landscape.I Love Being Abroad will appeal to readers of expat memoirs, cultural discovery narratives, and musical/artistic coming-of-age stories. It resonates with audiences who enjoyed Elizabeth Gilbert’s Eat, Pray, Love, David Lebovitz’s L’Appart, and Josephine Baker’s autobiographical writings.
The French market has a strong appetite for Anglo-American perspectives on Parisian life—books that illuminate French culture while entertaining through humor and self-deprecation. Cascioppo’s story is distinctive in that it blends the cabaret world, romantic missteps, and comedic resilience, making it both poignant and accessible.
Potential readership includes:
Francophones curious to see their own culture reflected in the wide-eyed yet sharp lens of an American chanteuse.
Francophiles and expats seeking entertaining stories of adaptation, love, and reinvention.
Music and cabaret lovers, drawn to memoirs rooted in artistic life.
