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April 28, 2020 In Tweets By Suzanne Robinson

Robert Graves’s desk

Robert Graves's desk, Deia. Tripadvisor.

PGH visited Graves at his home in Deià in the summer of 1956. This was where he wrote his novel Homer’s Daughter and where they planned her opera Nausicaa, based on that book.

 

Featured image: Odysseus, Athena and Nausicaa. Wikipedia.

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