Les Sentiers de la soie is a French-language book by Joël Cuenot, presented in the available records as a 108-page paperback first issued in 2002. The title points to the historic Silk Road, and the large-format listing suggests a visually oriented work rather than a conventional narrative. The catalog data does not provide a publisher’s blurb, so the book is best described as an illustrated travel or photography volume centered on the routes and landscapes tied to the cultural traces of the Silk Road. Its presentation—large dimensions and modest page count, paired with an author-publisher imprint—indicates a carefully produced independent publication intended for readers interested in travel imagery and cultural geography, with attention to historical pathways linking Asia and Europe. As a catalog record, it should be understood as a visual exploration of the Silk Road theme, while the exact scope of regions and images requires consultation of the physical volume or a fuller bibliographic source.