Clea - Durrell, Lawrence

Clean, tight, unmarked; crease across upper front corner; otherwise colours bright; very minimal wear; appears unread; The last of the series of novels of which modern Alexandria is the principal scene, rounds out the tetralogy with grace, beauty and stunning impact. Clea constitutes the shimmering twilight of a sun-drenched day. There are magnificent pages on art, the varieties of love, the Alexandrian scene. and the prose style, at once lucid and sinuous, is a marvel.
Very Good
Paperback
E.P. Dutton
1961
New York, NY