[ilds] Bravo: Not to be Known Always Wounds

[Denise Tart & David Green]

I quite enjoyed that. So sad in the collected Letters - hoping for a Nobel Prize that never came.

 

-- Ken



Thanks Ken. I wrote it after an afternoon in my study listening to ILDS lectures and seminars and interviews with LD, Miller reading his work and reading through Justine so this poem thing has many authors really and I'm just a cobbler by trade.

Fame can be fleeting. Durrell is lucky in a way that IDLS exists. The Americans have done much to promote him. His not being actually being English and his continental themes have probably limited the study of him in Britain.

Cheers

David



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  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Ken Gammage 
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  Sent: Saturday, October 10, 2009 2:38 AM
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