Alfred Duhrssen, born in the U.S.A. He lived most of his adult life in Europe. He held degrees in Philosophy from the University of Chicago, where he taught, and from the Sorbonne in Paris. As a combat engineer during World War II, he learned that war and love were not that far apart.
He divided his living and writing time between London, Barcelona and Deia, Mallorca. He wrote two books, Memoir of an Aged Child and Difficult Women.
He died in May 2005.
Watching a storm sweep in as just as wonderful as a bright sunny day.
Small high end tapas restaurant at the far end of Deia which neatly balances the tapas tradition with something a little more upmarket. The site (just off the main drag) has been
Don’t drive when you can walk into the village through the olive groves.
Peruvian artist who came to Deia for a week and stayed for seventeen years.
Mallorca has been making wine for 2000 years. It’s our little secret that you can now enjoy!
Oona speaks English, Castellano & Catalan (and some French as well).
