On My Terrace in Paris
Giselle DaMierEscape to a Parisian terrace and indulge in short stories about the quirky characters in the City of Light.
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Bernard the Bistrot Owner
Note: This is a re-post of one of my earliest stories.
The “bistrot” is a distinctly Parisian concept. I learned that the hard way when my French teacher asked, “What is it called when a restaurant sells alcohol late at night?”...
Marcel, the Baker’s Son
Note: This is a re-post of one of my earliest stories.
From his scrawny frame, the baker’s son appeared no older than nineteen, although he already had deep lines hovering above his ever-raised eyebrows. Marcel – not to be conf...
Mimi and the Mimosas
Note: This is a re-post of one of my earliest stories.
A powdered honey scent wafted up to the terrace — a sugary smoke trail. Divine nectar mixed with the smell of a vintage makeup compact. I had fallen asleep with my window c...
We Made It: A Year On My Terrace in Paris
Of all my sweet little stories, this post has been the hardest to write.
Exactly one year ago, I vowed to write weekly short stories inspired by my life in Paris — every single Sunday.
If I made it an entire year, I would have a book’s w...
Leo, Edgar, and Their Sparkling Cabinet of Curiosities
I was feeling feverish inside and out. Even sitting on the terrace felt like a physical feat.
Nevertheless, I was drawn outside by the question of whether the flashes of light bursting through my window were a hallucination.
I squinted as...
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Hi! I’m Giselle, a story writer living and loving in Paris. I craft short narratives about (mostly) fictional characters. My writing is for perpetual people-watchers and those in need of a daydream.
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