Parisian Stories

The "Traveler Club" is the books about the most courageous people who visited the mountains in the depths of impassable forests, the oceans swamped, descended into the caves and plunged into deep-sea depressions, passed through the deserts and reached the Northern and South Poles. They managed to tell about their expeditions and discoveries so that the reader captures the spirit.
A person seeks to know the world around and constantly expanding his idea about him. Thirst to see and master new spaces pushes to risky, bold journeys. So it was in antiquity, it is still going to this day.
Dmitry Yakushkin, by education, the international journalist, worked in the newspapers" "Komsomolskaya Pravda" "," "Moscow News"", the Print Agency"s own correspondent "" Novosti " "OV France. Later he headed the press service of the first president of Russia.
Paris stories are twenty essays, reflecting the author"s personalism on some concepts and phenomena around which Paris life is built.
Perhaps no other European city causes such contradictory and strong feelings in our days as Paris. There was a time when it was barely all. Today, Paris often disappoints. Woning a place in world culture and our thoughts, he was now much more vulnerable than, for example, London, in the face of change and not always inspires the optimism of the future. "