Kristin is delighted to pass on her writing métier to her daughter… Οften in France, you’ll notice a sign above a shop window that reads, under the business name, et fils. It means ‘and son’. It’s a quiet declaration: this trade has been passed down, generation to generation. I’ve always admired that idea how a métier can be transmitted, protected and lovingly continued.
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