published in 2009.

Her most recent novel is Professor Collie's Barbarian Dreams (Fayard, 2009), a humorous story about a historian so obsessed with the past that he forgets he lives in the present.

Married, with two children, Zuckerman lives in Bry-sur-Marne, France, and is a former member of the local city council. She is also the editor of Paris Writers News.

References

External links
Profile of Laurel Zuckermann, The Times of London  
From Paris: Books with French Twists, Huffington Post,  
Book Review of Sorbonne Confidential , Education Review 
with Laurel Zuckerman, Sorbonne Confidential '', BBC Radio, The World in Words program, episode 55 
Interview with Laurel Zuckerman, All I Wanted to do Was Teach English, UCLA Radio 
with Laurel Zuckerman, English Might Not be a Bad Thing'', UCLA Radio 
Laurel ZuckermanYoliswa Cele making strong and positive impact across Africa

Yoliswa Cele, a young social entrepreneur based in New York, US, has been working on social development projects related to Africa, particularly South Africa for a while now.

Currently, she is the Development Associate at Shared Interest, which is a social investment fund raising capital from individuals, foundations, and financial institutions in the US to support micro-lending, agricultural cooperatives and small business in South Africa.

Yoliswa with Imbizo H.C colleagues - photo suppliedYoliswa began her work after she was one of six young African panelists
selected to meet and interview American singer Alicia Keys, for the
series "MTV Base Meets" in 2011.

On her interview with Alicia
Keys, Yoliswa said: "The discussion touched on topics such as women's
empowerment, H.I.V./A.I.D.S., and creating change to counter crises.

"Seeing
her passion