Lawrence Durrell; Sauve Qui Peut, 1966 first edition

A collection of short stories featuring the character of Antrobus, one of the author's recurring comic and satirical creations. First published by Faber and Faber in 1966, Sauve Qui Peut brings together a sequence of witty and eccentric pieces combining travel, absurdity, literary parody, and Durrell's distinctive cosmopolitan humour. Most of the stories were previously featured in other publications, and this volume collects them together along with some new tales.

Sauve Qui Peut, by Lawrence Durrell. 'Nicolas Bentley drew the pictures'. 

Published by Faber and Faber, London. 1966 first edition.

A very good pink cloth hardback with gilt title to spine. Housed in a good dustjacket - with some wear to folds and extremities, and slight fading to spine. More pronounce chipping to head of spine. Not price clipped. The jacket now housed in protective, removable, clear plastic.

The text is bright, clean and soundly bound.

Text in English.

82pp.

Dimensions: each issue approximately 206mm high x 138mm wide x 13mm deep.

Weight: approximately 242g (unpacked).