The Greek Islands
The Greek Islands by Lawrence Durrell, published by Faber in 1980, offers a rich exploration of Greece’s islands through evocative descriptions and personal reminiscences. This new edition spans 287 pages and is presented in English, showcasing Durrell’s deep connection to the Mediterranean and its cultural heritage.
Readers will find a blend of history, myth, and architectural insights, complemented by one hundred outstanding photographs that enhance the narrative. The book systematically explores various islands of the Aegean Sea, both renowned and lesser-known, making it a valuable resource for those interested in travel and the unique aspects of Greek culture.
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As every reader of Durrell knows, his writing is steeped in the living experience of the Mediterranean and especially the islands of Greece. This text weaves together evocative descriptions, history and myth, architectural and archaeological study and personal reminiscence. With one hundred outstanding photographs, this book is another classic by Durrell who knew Greece as well as anyone in history as well as a systematic exploration of the many islands of the Aegean Sea some well-known and others more obscure.
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