The Princess of Manhattan.
Sara Astruc is featured on Channel Four's SpyTV for a half-hour show on voyeurism and the web.
In The Village Voice's offshoot, The Long Island Voice, writer Maura Johnston notes in her article, The Second Hex: "When looking for 'women's content' online... there are some treasures within the recesses of the ether-- ones that allow glimpses into lives that haven't been heavily retouched by editors," and lists Sara Astruc's as one such site.
Sara Astruc's short story "Dov" wins an Honorable Mention in Salon's The Well's Online Writing Contest.
Sara Astruc was featured in a front-page article in the Philadelphia Inquirer on writers and artists who "bare their souls" on the 'net.
The December 9, 1997 edition of the Australian Financial Review's Clickstreams Column asks: "Are you on this List?"
Sara Astruc was interviewed in Glamour Magazine's Swoon site.
Sara Astruc's site is Gannett Newspapers' Iso-topically Cool Site of the Day

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