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Alexandria Quartet Lawrence Durrell

Alexandria Quartet von Lawrence Durrell

Alexandria Quartet Lawrence Durrell


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Zusammenfassung

With its politics, passions, corruption and vice, this quartet of novels is set in war-time Alexandria. The experimental form presents the narrative from different view points, allowing the story to unfold gradually.

Alexandria Quartet Zusammenfassung

Alexandria Quartet: Justine, Balthazar, Mountolive, Clea Lawrence Durrell

'Mr Durrell has written about a dozen real love stories, entwined them, explored them with a truly Proustian ferocity and set them all against the marvellous background of Alexandria in the late 'thirties and early 'forties. He is a romantic by temperament, dazzlingly exuberant in style and vision, reckless in ambition, wonderfully prolific in invention.The writing is nearly always superb, not only in the great passages of poetical description but also in the asides, the casual wit and brilliance of comment.' Philip Toynbee in the Observer

Über Lawrence Durrell

Lawrence Durrell was born in 1912 in India. He attended the Jesuit College at Darjeeling and St Edmund's School, Canterbury. His first literary work, The Black Book, appeared in Paris in 1958.His first collection of poems, A Private Country, was published in 1943, followed by the three Island books: Prospero's Cell,Reflections on a Marine Venus, about Rhodes, and Bitter Lemons, his account of life in Cyprus. Durrell's wartime sojourn in Egypt led to his masterpiece The Alexandria Quartet, completed in southern France where he settled permanently in 1957. Between the Quartetand The Avignon Quintet he wrote the two-decker Tunc and Nunquam. His oeuvre includes plays, a book of criticism, translations, travel writing, and humorous stories about the diplomatic corps.

Zusätzliche Informationen

GOR010746504
9780571086092
0571086098
Alexandria Quartet: Justine, Balthazar, Mountolive, Clea Lawrence Durrell
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Broschiert
Faber & Faber
19860609
884
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