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Book Description: A literary tour guide of Paris and its role as a popular setting in literature. Famed for its cafe culture, Paris has long been regarded as a city of love, light, and literature. Visitors to this dynamic city can choose from any number of cafes, museums, and cathedrals to get a feel for the city's rich literary history. 'Bloom's Literary Guide to Paris' provides everything a literature lover needs to know to enjoy the city. Its features include: an introduction by esteemed literary critic Harold Bloom; a detailed literary and cultural history of the city, describing its development from the 12th century, when the foundation stone of Notre Dame Cathedral was first laid, to the American Beatnik movement; a 'Paris Today' section, discussing the city's layout and its major sights, literary and otherwise; color illustrations of literary landmarks, historic and contemporary; a color map providing a general overview of the city; a 'Places of Interest' section that lists the city's major literary sights including museums, bookstores, theaters, and more along with their locations and hours of operation; and, a list of books to read and Web sites to consult before the trip.

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