First published 2018
Renowned photographer Jean-Paul Sartre ventures into the quiet corners of Paris, his lens capturing the poignant beauty of loneliness. Amidst the city's bustling streets, he discovers the intimate moments of strangers - a woman gazing wistfully from her window, a man lost in thought on a park bench. As Sartre's camera bears witness, a tapestry of fragile human connections emerges, revealing the profound grace that can be found in solitude.
Genres: art, romance, literary-fiction, 20th-century, contemporary, photography
Vibes: atmospheric, intimate, lyrical, thought-provoking
Tropes: character-study, quiet-moments, slice-of-life
Setting: Paris
Period: 20th-century
150 pages · Paperback · Seagull Books