Etienne spent most of his days hidden in the cabinets of his small Parisian library, surrounded by the alcoholic smell of vintage paper and the quiet rustling of the pages a peaceful existence, and he loves it. But the entirety adjustment comes when he discovers a mysterious map hidden inside a donated novel, yellow and fragile, with markings that cause places he's never seen for sure go beyond a hundred instances.
As autumn paints the metropolis in warm golds and russet reds, Etienne traces a map through iconic Parisian streets and quiet corners, uncovering the strains of an anonymous poet who wandered the same streets with a ready clue, verse, or forgotten memory to recall every marked territory. A stray phrase hidden under a cafe table, the whisper of ink on a faded ticket, a letter pressed into pages never to be found
The city now kind of feels, slower, extra intimate, like it just shares a secret with him. Paris Trails invites you to take a stroll with Etienne, look closer, and discover the city through the eyes of the person who left their hearts in every line beyond ready, one clue at a time.