Thanks a lot, Gina! It's highly disappointinting, but Anne Boleyn is not very kown in this country, even if it was the country were she really felt at home. Elizabeth is not very loved since most of the historians and writers are in Team Mary Stuart, the one year queen of France. or exemple, I've found an old biography of her in a market this summer, and the historian talkedd about Anne's sixth finger, saying that there was \” a little witch in her\”. Most people don't know her, and her name is often spelled Anne de Boulan. If everybody's interested, I'll translate an axtract from a seventeenth century novel, \”La Princesse de Clèves\” ( nothing to do with Anne of Cleve), where Anne's story is told.

Claire, if you love history and culture, you'll fell in love with Lyon. It's a town full of historical places to visit, the centre of printers and ideas in the sixteenth century. Rabelais worked here, and it was the hometown of the poet Louise Labbé. If you have the occasion to visit that town, I'll be happy to talk of it about you. Oh, and I love Brittany so much, since it's the land of fairy world and old myths!