I Found a book of Paris in the Sixties by... Jules Vernes!

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Number 20, Street Ecole-de-Médecine, University René Descartes, Paris.

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Lost Generation refers to a group of American literary notables who lived in Paris (I go on reading a book my friend found in Loches, Moveable Feast)

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Hemingway and the inaccrochable (unhangable) vocabulary (near the rue Vaugirard and the Jardin du Luxembourg).

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Sarah Cohen-Scali, by Rageot-Editeur, Paris, 1997

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A moveable feast in Paris by Ernest Hemingway, chapter one: a good café place Saint-Michel.

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Paul Verlaine was born in Metz in 1844 and soon lose the innocence of a dreamer boy

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Back to aristocratic life

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The title of this post should be: Mysterious elsewhere torwards which Julie feels herself slipping

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Once upon a time the author of the Petit Prince (The Little Prince) wrote: it is only with the heart that one can see rightly

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In the beginning of a chapter of the novel Le doigt de Dieu (The finger of God), Honoré de Balzac describe the south of the city of lights.

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Rue Récamier, Between the Boulevard Saint Germain and the Rue du Bac.

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Attractive virginity after Perdition in Paris and around Paris, the South Touraine

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Today, I want to finish the story about the "atelier de Modigliani" (Modigliani Workshop)

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If Paris is the city of Lights, it is also the city of writers. And the meaning of the culture of Paris is in the memory of its streets.

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