Paupers' Paris

Paupers' Paris

Miles Turner , Fiona Lazareff
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1990 · English · Paperback · 2 editions
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In a vivid exploration of the underbelly of Paris, Miles Turner takes readers on a journey through the lives of those struggling to survive in the city of lights. This gripping narrative uncovers the forgotten corners where dreams fade and realities clash, painting a poignant picture of poverty and resilience. Through the eyes of his characters, the complexities of human emotion and social injustice are revealed, making this a hauntingly beautiful read.

Turner's prose shines as he weaves together diverse stories and encounters, skillfully portraying a city that is both enchanting and unforgiving. The rich descriptions bring the streets of Paris to life, while the characters resonate with depth and authenticity, drawing readers into their struggles and triumphs. As they navigate love, loss, and hope amidst adversity, the characters' journeys offer a compelling reflection on the human spirit's capacity to endure.

Book Details

Format Paperback
Pages 256 pages
Language English
Published Jan 1, 1990
Publisher Pan
Editions 2 editions
ISBN-10 0330313037
ISBN-13 9780330313032
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