This Twitter account is honoring every Paris victim with a short biography and photo

Guillaume Decherf, 43, was a music journalist and father of two daughters. Mathias Dymarski rode BMX bikes. Asta Diakite was called "big sister" by her cousin.

It's not a lot, but 140 characters and a photo give a small glimpse into the lives of those who were killed in the November 13 terrorist attacks in Paris. Twitter account "En mémoire" is using the handle @ParisVictims to tweet once in the memory of each victim:

The project was launched by Mashable, which has also devoted an entire page to creating small biographies of the victims as they are identified and as more information comes out.

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At least 129 people were killed and 300 wounded Friday in Paris at a concert venue and several other sites around the city.