David Mason’s Voices, Places: Essays makes travel writing sing

Mason is equally benign about Greece, but in the Hellenic writing department he defers to his hero Patrick Leigh Fermor, who held court in his villa in southern Greece well into his 90s, receiving admirers with the bemused tolerance of a wizened emperor. Fermor seems to have done everything: written … social experiment by Livio Acerbo …

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