Starcrossed
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- Category: Literature
- Published on Wednesday, 27 July 2016 09:17
If you are interested in the Greek Mythology and you want to find something new about it wrapped in a youth story, Starcrossed may be the right choice for you. The book is about the new life of the young protagonist Helen, after she finds out that she was a demigoddess from the Greek Mythology and her love to one of her natural enemies.
Secrets of the Swamp
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- Category: Literature
- Published on Thursday, 14 July 2016 05:45
Greeks and Bulgarians soldiers struggle to get from the swamp, to secure for themselves a base to control the villages and to fight a common enemy: the Turkish occupation.
Written by Penelope Delta in 1937, this book represents one of the most dramatic chapters of Modern Greek history.
North of Ithaka
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- Category: Literature
- Published on Thursday, 02 June 2016 14:23
If you like autobiographical books with a mix of adventure and mistery, “North of Ithaka” is made especially for you! The famous writer Eleni Gage returns to find out her roots and the family's tragic history......
American Fugue
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- Category: Literature
- Published on Thursday, 26 May 2016 14:40
At a crucial stage of his life, one Greek writer receives the invitation to participate in a literary program in America.
He decides to go to leave behind the ghosts that persecute him.
But in the new country he does not find peace.
The Fortress of Memory
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- Category: Literature
- Published on Friday, 13 May 2016 14:41
In the imaginary village of Paliokastro, the "memory citadel" of the book, the first novel of the trilogy of memory of Fakinos takes place. Paliokastro, symbol of the Hellenism that fight in defense of their independence and their cultural identity, is the last corner of the Greek land remained free after the Ottoman conquest.
The Last Black Cat
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- Category: Literature
- Published on Thursday, 24 March 2016 16:35
Sometimes to describe the mysteries of the human condition it needs a fairy tale rather than a philosophical text. Essentially, from Aesop to Phaedrus, until La Fontaine and Orwell's Animal Farm, the world of animals has always been an inexhaustible source of symbols and allegories useful for better understanding of the world and the relationships between human beings.
Additional to this great classics, there is now also The Last Black Cat of Trivizas Evghenios.
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