Address book of fictional literary characters

From a young age, since he discovered that one of the marinas of the famous gentleman-robber Arsen Lupin is not far from his house, Didier Blond added to be written out of the read novels and apply the addresses of the heroes to Paris.
So Didier Blond eventually created a kind of guide to illusory Paris. Thanks to this amazing reference book, fiction and reality, pages and streets are fused, and the reader can travel endlessly in literary Paris, visiting the heroes of Balzac and Hugo, Dumas and Modiano, simultaneously learning a lot of curious from the history of the city and faced incredible coincidences.
This book can be read in a row, starting with an elegant entrance essay, or you can choose your favorite heroes or with the help of applied signs to walk around the districts and streets of Paris as on book pages.
Didier Blond (b. 1953) - French writer, author of novels, collections of stories, essays, laureate of prestigious literary awards.

"I walk around the city, as in the library, the names of the heroes on the different times of the city draw me a map of a parallel world inhabited by ghosts. Hunting will come - I will know where to find Edmon Dantes (Elisei Fields, house 30), Jean Valzhan (Armed Man Street, house 7), Benjamen Malhossen (78 Foly -Reno Street) I can, if you wish, have lunch at the same table with Egen de Rabignac in Roche de Chancal on Montorgieu Street or appear in the interior on Montaliva Street and, together with Charles Svann to admire the sofa of Bow with a pattern of grape leaves - of course, if the Verdyurens have not yet moved On the embankment of Conti ".
Didier Blond