E M Forster on Lawrence Durrell
a note by Bruce Redwine E. M. Forster and Lawrence Durrell admired the city of Alexandria, Egypt, but mutual admiration
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Lawrence Durrell in Rhodes – a note
The newspaper I Rodiaki published an article by E D Papaioannou on 13 September 2005, “The presence of Durrell in
Essay: Insiders and Outsiders
Insiders and outsiders: Beverley Farmer, Maria Strani-Potts and other expatriate or “displaced” writers Jim Potts Works discussed: Gillian Bouras, Aphrodite
Essay: Postcards from Greece
David Green Since discovering Lawrence Durrell as a teenager, I have been fascinated by his life and works, particularly the
Lawrence Durrell and Mulk Raj Anand
Durrell and Anand: An Old Friendship C. Ravindran Nambiar Mulk Raj Anand was one of the greatest twentieth-century writers in
Lawrence Durrell’s “The Telephone”
This is the first appearance, since its original publication in 1947, of the Greek-language translation of Lawrence Durrell’s story “The
Arts News
A classic is born Very few of us can be present when history is made, when a new work makes
Review: Lawrence Durrell’s poetry
Isabelle Keller-Privat Lawrence Durrell’s Poetry: A Rift in the Fabric of the World. Madison & Teaneck: Fairleigh Dickinson University Press.
Review: Eva Palmer Sikelianos
Eva Palmer Sikelianos: a life in ruins by Artemis Leontis Princeton University Press, 2019, 322pp. Reviewed by Richard Pine Artemis
Poetry
The second poetry section of C.20 is proud to present to you the work of four poets, Sukrita Paul Kumar,
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