Lawrence Durrell
Lawrence George Durrell (Jalandhar, India, 27 February 1912-Sommières, France, 7 November 1990) was an expatriate British novelist, poet, dramatist, and travel writer. Durrell resisted being associated solely with the UK and preferred to be considered a cosmopolitan. His most famous work is *The Alexandria Quartet,* published between 1957 and 1960. The best-known novel in the series is the first, *Justine.* He was the eldest brother of naturalist and writer Gerald Durrell.
Works (50)

Justine

The Alexandria Quartet

Bitter lemons

Prospero's Cell

Clea
January 1993

Balthazar

Mountolive

Lawrence Durrell and Henry Miller

White eagles over Serbia

The black book

Reflections on a marine Venus

Monsieur

The Durrell-Miller Letters, 1935-1980

The Greek Islands

Spirit of Place

The Lawrence Durrell Travel Reader

Antrobus Complete

Tunc

A smile in the mind's eye

The Greek Islands

Cefalû

Papissa Iōanna
1954

The ikons, and other poems

Provence

Pied Piper of lovers

The best of Antrobus

Alexandria

Nunquam

Collected poems

The Revolt of Aphrodite

Pope Joan

Sicilian carousel

Quinx, or, The ripper's tale

Caesar's Vast Ghost

Pope Joan

Stiff upper lip

Esprit de corps

Blue thirst

The Avignon Quintet

Livia

Key to modern poetry

Collected poems, 1931-1974

Judith

A key to modern British poetry

Irish Faustus

Constance, or, Solitary practices

The red limbo lingo

Loving Roger

Sebastian

Sappho: a play in verse