The Truth about Paris: The Long-Term Visitor's Guide to the City of Light

By John McNulty and Amir Said

Paris, the world's most visited city, is tough to figure out. For short-term visitors, this usually isn't a concern. However, for long-term visitors, figuring out Paris is a must. For instance, what philosophies do Parisians hold dear? What's the political reality of Paris? What's the business and work environments like? What does the actual race and ethnic picture look like in Paris? What's dating and sex really like in Paris?Understanding complex fundamentals like these is critical to a long-termer's stay in Paris. For many, the task of learning Paris becomes little more than a wishful bargain with time. But time and patience alone doesn't necessarily help you figure out Paris! Moreover, many long-term visitors to Paris would rather not wait out some arbitrary time frame, with the mere hope that Paris will eventually reveal herself to them. Instead, they'd prefer to meet Paris head on, figure her out with some fundamental understanding about her already secured.That's what makes 'The Truth About Paris: The Long-Term Visitor's Guide to the City of Light,' the innovative new book by John McNulty and Amir Said, so useful. It's a book designed for the long-term visitor to Paris. And while it's a guide specifically intended for those who spend much more time in Paris than your average vacationer, it's truly a template for helping anyone interested in figuring out Paris.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0989398641
• ISBN13: 9780989398640
• Release Date: October 2014
• Publisher: Superchamp Books
• Length: 268 Pages
• Weight: 0.76 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 5.5" x 8.5"