Writing Under the Influence of Patrick Leigh Fermor
Because I have spent half of my life living in or traveling in Greece, friends often ask me for travel advice. In addition to providing them with a list of my favorite hard-to-reach islands, obscure ouzo-palaces, and tiny museums, I tell all of them that if they travel to Greece with just one objec...
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Viatica
2023
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| Sarrera elektronikoa: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| Gaia: | Because I have spent half of my life living in or traveling in Greece, friends often ask me for travel advice. In addition to providing them with a list of my favorite hard-to-reach islands, obscure ouzo-palaces, and tiny museums, I tell all of them that if they travel to Greece with just one object it must be a copy of Patrick Leigh Fermor’s book Mani. I should admit that this is not always good advice. Indeed, most of them return from Greece only to report that the book, while delicious in... |
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