In her latest novel, “The Days That Cry,” Greek author Alexandra Mitsiali recounts the story of two siblings living through the 1973 Polytechnic Uprising in Athens. Set against a backdrop of political turmoil, the narrative follows Myrsini, an architecture student,…
Elena Chryssikou’s latest novella, ‘Love… in Marzipan,’ tells a poignant true love story marked by unexpected twists and fate’s cruel separations. Set in Hamburg, it follows the lives of young lovers, Smaragda and Stefanos, who experience a deep yet thwarted…
Professor Nikos Graikos presented his book ‘Questions – A Life Full of Questions and Exclamation Points’ as a theatrical reading on November 11 in Thiseio, with a second performance scheduled for November 13 in Tavros. In a recent interview, Graikos…
On November 10, 2024, the Greek Literary Society of Australia held a successful presentation event for the 37th edition of the literary magazine ‘O LOGOS’ in Melbourne. The gathering celebrated the winners of the 2nd Literary Competition aimed at bridging…
Author Mihalis Albatis will unveil his latest book, ‘The Abolition of Time’, at a special event in Volos on November 12, 2024. The narrative follows a 13-year-old Jewish boy during the 1941 occupation of Czechoslovakia, who escapes the horrors faced…
This year marks the 45th anniversary of the death of Kostas Kotzias, a prominent Greek author and member of the resistance against the dictatorship. Born in Athens in 1921, he was active in leftist movements during World War II and…
