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Prospero's Cell (Volume 0) by Lawrence Durrell, 2009-03-31
Lawrence Durrell and the Alexandria Quartet: Art for Love's Sake by Alan W. Freidman, 1970-06
Lawrence Durrell: Comprehending the Whole
Lawrence Durrell & Henry Miller: A Private Correspondence
Dream in the Luxembourg: With a Preface by Lawrence Durrell by Richard Aldington, 1994-11
On Miracle Ground: Essays on the Fiction of Lawrence Durrell

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From The Heart Of Europe
15) Esprit de Corps Sketches from Diplomatic Life, by lawrence durrell Well, when I discovered that lawrence durrell had written a book of humorous short
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Extractions: A more serious effort by Durrell here than his collection of humorous diplomatic stories which also drew on his time in Belgrade. The cover describes it as being in the genre of John Buchan but in fact I think it's pretty obvious that Durrell was trying to cash in on the James Bond phenomenon ( Casino Royale was published two years earlier, in 1953, and Live and Let Die in 1954) by bringing his British secret agent hero to untangle murky doings in Serbia in (one assumes) early 1948. It's a very nicely observed book in terms of the scenery, the people, the fishing (especially the fishing!), the weather, the politics (though in fact Durrell arrived in Belgrade to work only in 1949 - but I suppose he may have explored there from Corfu before the war). Unfortunately Durrell didn't quite pull it together in terms of plot. The narrative makes perfect sense, but our hero, Methuen, appears curiously unchanged by it all; he does get the girl out of danger, but it is not at all clear that he gets the girl; no huge lessons are learnt about love, loyalty or heroism (I was struck that the Royalist rebels were portrayed as being as unattractive as Tito's Communist officials and militia). So although it's a charming enough book, I felt a bit flat at the end of it.
The Quotidian: Epigraphs From Lawrence Durrell
epigraphs from lawrence durrell. switching gears now from composition to production, setting up rehearsal schedules, tackling such lofty questions as what
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Extractions: Main switching gears now from composition to production, setting up rehearsal schedules, tackling such lofty questions as 'what kind of music stands are best to use outdoors?' and 'where will the players leave their cases?' also enjoying archiving the drafts and sketches, and remembering the powerful influence i felt from various writers as we first began this project a year ago. here are some quotes i underlined in lawrence durrell's alexandria quartet, which i was reading when i starting writing 'chance encounter.' an additional excerpt is on the chance page , but there are so many others! his spirit - a tenderness for humanity that found its particular poetry in public, urban life; his radical relativism (a quality that i hope i might be accused of sharing), the pace and scope of his powers of observation - these things were so inspiring to me. i realize now that his spirit permeates the whole piece. here he is: "a city becomes a world when one loves one of its inhabitants." "...all ideas seem equally good to me; the fact of their existence proves that someone is creating. does it matter whether they are objectively right or wrong? they could never remain so for long."
Lawrence Durrell's Gnostic Ennui : InTerjeCted
This summer holiday I have had a book in my knapsack, a book I read a great many years since now, a book which I for various reasons did not think I would
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Extractions: Interior/Exterior X Output/Input Home Archives Previous: Imago Templi,the Imagination and Templar Spirituality Next: Second Anniversary of my Ordination to the Diakonate July 31, 2005 Lawrence Durrell's Gnostic Ennui This summer holiday I have had a book in my knapsack, a book I read a great many years since now, a book which I for various reasons did not think I would read again: Monsieur or the Prince of Darkness , by the English author Lawrence Durrell In the novel whose kernel is the suspected suicide of Piers de Nogaret , the assembly of disassociated and enstranged old friends and associates, and a massive recollection, in no less than four of his former aquiantances - we encounter a certain gentleman by the name of Akkad . Akkad is Durrell's "wise old man" archetypal figure, only his persona and vocabulary is slightly sinister, and he is apparently younger than the protagonists. This is the fare that Akkad gives us, his universe, while host to many most beautiful forms, reminders - still is unpopulated by any other spark of light or presence but the cold calculating stare of human consciousness, the only way to deal with it is to recognize all that keeps one bound to a condition of slavery, and in fear of Death and God, the authorities par excellence in this world.
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The British Library holds an extensive lawrence durrell Collection. And don t forget to search this blog for lawrence durrell in the bar up top.
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Extractions: @import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?targetBlogID=10672371"); An individual quest to understand and organize the countless details of the life and work of writer, thinker, painter Henry V Miller, one subject at a time. One of the most persistent figures in the life of Henry Miller was Lawrence Durrell (1912-1990). As a young man, Durrell's reading of Tropic Of Cancer unlocked the possibilities within his own inate writing skills. Durrell sought Miller out, became a member of the Villa Seurat circle, then went on to become an esteemed author in his own right. Through the decades, in person and in letter, he and Miller remained confidants.
Durrell, Lawrence (George) - Hutchinson Encyclopedia Article About Durrell, Lawr
Hutchinson encyclopedia article about durrell, lawrence (George). durrell, lawrence (George). Information about durrell, lawrence (George) in the Hutchinson
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Extractions: encyclopedia Also found in: Dictionary/thesaurus 0.07 sec. write_ads(AdsNum, 0) Justine Balthazar Mountolive , and Clea Bitter Lemons (1957) about Cyprus. His heady prose and bizarre characters reflect his exotic sources of inspiration. He was the brother of the naturalist Gerald Durrell. Born in India, Durrell was educated in Darjiling and Canterbury, Kent. He joined the foreign service and lived for a time in London and then in Corfu. During World War II he worked at the British embassy in Cairo. Later he was director of British Council Institutes in Greece and Argentina, and then went to live in France. He began writing prolifically in the late 1930s, when he also began his long association with the US novelist Henry Miller , editing the magazine the Booster (Pater Delta) Panic Spring (1937) and (1938), and many volumes of verse, including
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Extractions: your shopping cart order status wish list book fetch ... help Sign up for our newsletter and enter to win FREE books. your e-mail address see this month's winners NEW BOOKS OF NOTE COLLEGE TEXTBOOKS BARGAIN BOOKS ... RARE BOOKS Your search: Books Author: Durrell, Lawrence (160 matching titles) Narrow your results by: Audiobook Signed First edition Fiction ... Eligible for FREE shipping Narrow results by title Narrow results by author Narrow results by subject Narrow results by keyword Narrow results by publisher or refine further Page of 7 sort by Top-Selling Price New Price Title Author Justine more books like this by Lawrence Durrell Durrell's monumental four-novel exploration of love, character, friendship, and death includes JUSTINE, CLEA, BALTHAZAR, and MOUNTOLIVE. Published between 1957 and 1960, the quartet, which follows the romantic and political fortunes of a group of friends in Egypt, was an international success, and marked Durrell as an important writer. see all copies from new only from signed copies first editions Clea more books like this by Lawrence Durrell Durrell's monumental four-novel exploration of love, character, friendship, and death includes JUSTINE, CLEA, BALTHAZAR, and MOUNTOLIVE. Published between 1957 and 1960, the quartet, which follows the romantic and political fortunes of a group of friends in Egypt, was an international success, and marked Durrell as an important writer.

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