Isbn: 9780571069132 - dark labyrinth (10 Ergebnisse)

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Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. 266 pages. This captivating Mediterranean novel was written by Lawrence Durrell immediately after finishing his exquisite vignette about Corfu, Prospero's Cell, and a deca de before Justine. The story is set on Crete just after the War, as an odd assor tment of English travellers come ashore from a cruise ship to explore the island and in particular to examine a dangerous local labyrinth. They include an extro vert painter, a spiritualist, a Protestant spinster with a fox terrier, an antiq uarian peer and minor poet, a soldier with guilty memories of the Cretan resista nce, a pretty convalescent and an eccentric married couple. To some extent the b ook is a roman à clef and Durrell's characters talk with great reality about th eir experiences, themselves and a certain psychological unease that has led most of them to embark on their journey. The climax is a disastrous visit to the lab yrinth, with its reported minotaur. The novel is a gripping piece of story-telli ng, full of atmosphere and the vivid first-hand writing about Mediterranean land scape and people of which Durrell was a master.…