In this vivid and evocative memoir, American journalist William J. Guard recounts his experiences of living and working in Paris during the early months of World War I. Full of colorful anecdotes and fascinating historical detail, The Soul of Paris brings to life a city and a people struggling to cope with the realities of war.

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