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LITERATURE
For heritage speakers of Modern Greek who want to up their language skills, Staellinika offers…
THROUGH HELEN SERGIOU’S PEN Eleni Sergiou was born and raised in Athens. She holds a…
Reading “Once We Were Here,” we are reminded of the unyielding spirit of Greece, the profound impact of history, and the enduring legacy of love and sacrifice. Christopher Cosmos’ debut novel stands as a tribute to the brave men and women who fought for their country, their loved ones, and ultimately, for the cause of freedom.
The inspiration behind “PIMATA” is a deeply personal one, rooted in the profound loss of Doris’ beloved son, Angelo. Last June, Angelo’s battle with bowel and liver cancer came to an end, leaving a void in the lives of those who cherished him. In the wake of this heartbreak, Doris turned to writing as a form of therapy and self-expression.
Europe’s most discarded: Referred to as ‘diatribe’ by some critics, Prince Harry’s memoir ‘Spare’ has become the book of the summer in Europe in a unique way as hundreds of the tell-all have reportedly been left behind in rooms, bins, and by pools in popular holiday hotspots like Greece, Spain and Turkey.
Victoria Hislop is a British author known for her novels set in Greece. She has a deep love for Greece and often incorporates the country’s rich history and culture into her stories. Hislop’s books have gained international acclaim and have been bestsellers in multiple countries. GCT delves deeper into her writing with some interview questions that shed light on her inspirations, writing process, and connection to Greece.
If you’ve ever been on a ferry pulling into Hydra’s charming port, you will know that Polly Sampson’s words from “A Theatre for Dreamers” come alive as you witness the sweeping panorama of Hydra’s amphitheatre like setting and you immediately understand why the island serves as the backdrop for dreamers and creatives.
John Catsimatidis, A wealthy Greek business magnate who has made a fortune through real estate…
US Ambassador to Athens George Tsunis visited the American pavilion at the 19th Thessaloniki International…
Aiming once again to highlight the contemporary Greek literary production, the Thessaloniki Book Fair welcomes…
The six songs of the Holy Week sequence, “Days of the Epitaph”, is a tribute to Christ by Nikos Gatsos, one of the greatest Greek poets of the 20th century, who feels that Christ’s sacrifice was the ultimate manifestation of God’s love for people. All six songs are interspersed with frequent quotations, sometimes slightly modified, from the Bible and other religious texts, expressing the poet’s conviction that Christ is the only hope for mankind.
Greek superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo is releasing a joke book after reaching a deal with a…
The New York Times bestselling novel Lore is headed to the big screen. On Thursday, a report from The…
Alekos Fassianos (1935-2022) was one of the most widely recognized contemporary Greek artists. Most of…
Marking the centenary of Maria Callas’ birth, the Greek National Opera (GNO) is programming a series…
On Sunday 26 March at the Greek Centre, The Greek Community of Melbourne (GOCMV) officially…
Inside one of Santorini’s stunning whitewashed houses in the small village of Oia, you will…
The director general of the National Library of Greece (NLG), Dr Filippos Tsimpoglou, died on…
Our stories are a part of Greek history, which need to be told.
– Mary Cardaras, Editor of Voices of the Lost Children of Greece
