The Great Stone Statue of Marlowe -- The Complete Works of Henry Miller

Author: Henry Miller
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: The world is both young and old: it is like a person reborn in death, aging in countless births. In the rose-colored light of Corfu, the sun and moon, the Earth with abundant ruins, spins like a watermill in a quiet pond. I find that living creatively means living increasingly selflessly, and getting closer to this society.
"Marocchi's Great Stone Statue" is a travelogue by Henry Miller. It records his various experiences in Greece before World War II, describing the natural landscapes and local customs of Greece. Between the lines, it reflects his profound admiration for a great nation. Unlike travelogues written by others about Greece, Henry Miller was a born writer who could see a world others couldn’t. This book takes us on a journey to Greece, where we can bask in its sunlight, undergo a baptism of ancient civilization, and appreciate its eternal charm.