'The most bizarre and delicious of travel books' Observer Julian
Green was born to American parents in Paris in 1900, and spent most
of his life in the French capital. Paris is an extraordinary,
lyrical love letter to the city, taking the reader on an
imaginative journey around its secret stairways, courtyards, alleys
and hidden places. Whether evoking the cool of a deserted church on
a hot summer's day, remembering Notre Dame in a winter storm in
1940, describing chestnut trees lit up at night like 'Japanese
lanterns' or lamenting the passing of street cries and old
buildings, his book is filled with unforgettable imagery. It is a
meditation on getting lost and wasting time, and on what it truly
means to know a city. 'Truthful, unpretentious and haunting' The
Times Literary Supplement
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