Prospero's Cell
(Author) Lawrence DurrellBefore Lawrence Durrell became a celebrated writer and poet, he spent four youthful years on the idyllic island jewel of Corfu, fascinated by the natural beauty and blood-stained ancient history within its rocky shores. While his brother Gerald collected animals as a budding naturalist - later fictionalised in My Family and Other Animals and filmed as The Durrells In Corfu - Lawrence fished, drank, and befriended the villagers. After World War II catapulted him back into a turmoiled world, Durrell never forgot the wonders of Corfu: and Prospero's Cell is his magical evocation of the blazing Aegean landscape and local people that changed him forever.
Lawrence Durrell
Lawrence Durrell was a British novelist, poet, and travel writer best known for his novel series "The Alexandria Quartet," which explores love, desire, and identity in Egypt. His lush, lyrical prose and complex characters have made him a key figure in modernist literature, influencing generations of writers.
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