Around the World in Ninety Years by Clough Williams-Ellis, 1978, Vintage Hardback Autobiography

Around the World in Ninety Years by Clough Williams-Ellis, 1978, published by Golden Dragon Books, Portmeirion. Hardback, 131 pages

This vintage autobiography is illustrated with black and white photos. It is in good condition - the back cover flap has been clipped. Otherwise there is no writing, tearing, creasing or dog-earing.

22.5cm x 14.5cm x 2cm approx.

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Blurb reads:
Sir Clough Williams-Ellis, Architect creator of Portmeirion in Wales, writer and broadcaster, here completes the autobiography, which he began in his successful Architect Errant, published some years ago.
At 94, Sir Clough writes with the elegance and high spirits that have distinguished his earlier books. There is never a dull moment as we meet his clients, his friends, the great and distinguished and the merely interesting. He writes vividly of his building works, his travels, his service on public bodies, of glittering festivities, of his dream life, of his views on current problems, of his favourite dishes. Sir Clough is an accomplished entertainer, but nothing is done by slight of hand, his gaiety springs from a genuine enjoyment of life. He has achieved what he wanted. He has no regrets, and is that rare animal, a truly happy man!


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