Αsimina Xirogianni was born and raised in Athens. She studied Classics and Theatrology at the University of Athens, as well as Act at the Theatre-Workshop School. She teaches greek Iiterature (ancient and modern) in secondary school; She has been honored in various poetry competitions. Ηer poems have
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He lives in Athens.
He studied sociology, political science, cinema and music in Greece and abroad.
He is a poet, novelist, theatre and film director, screenwriter.
He has directed for theatre (National Theatre, Municipal and Regional Theatres, Privates and Offs), cinema (short films, documentaries,
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Socrates L. Skartsis was a Greek poet, writer, philologist and professor. He was born in Patras in 1936, and was married to Evangelia Nikoloudaki with whom he had three children, Xeni, Lambros and Stefania. He has studied and taught philology and is currently an Emeritus Professor at the University
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Krystalli was born in Athens in 1979. She holds a BSc in Philosophy and an MSc in Political Theory from the London School of Economics & Political Science, an MA in Philosophy of Religion from King’s College London, and in Creative Writing from the University of East Anglia, and a PhD in Media
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Motto: "For me, translating is a joy and a blessing. Each new book represents a new journey across cultures. I try to share this joy of mine with the reader of the language I translate into. This process makes me both a better translator and a better person, because I translate for the beauty I
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Dr. Rena Molho taught the History of Greek Jewry in Panteion University in Athens.
She has also worked as interviewer, coordinator and historical counsellor for the Shoah Visual foundation, the Centropa and the United States Holocaust Museum of Memory oral history programs.
For
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Dimitris Varvarigos was born in Athens. He has studied script writing, playwriting
and literature “awarded by the writing school”.
He has written books for children, teenagers and adults.
His book called “Hypatia”, became a movie entitled /called “Agora” and theatrical
play
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Natalia Moreleon, Hellenist, has dedicated her professional life to the teaching of ancient and modern Greek language and the dissemination of Greek culture.
She holds a BA and MA in Classical Philology from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), and has done postgraduate studies in
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Paola Maria Minucci was born in Grosseto in 1948.
She attended Italian literature studies at University of Florence with Piero Bigongiari and Silvio Ramat, and Greek literature in the Universities of Roma and Thessaloniki.
P.M. Minucci was Professor of New Greek Language and Literature at the Faculty
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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
2003-2022: I teach at the Music School of Alimos. I write literary and theatre critique, for the last ten years, with the book website bookpress.gr
Since 1999: I am a member of the Hellenic Center of the International Theater Institute I.T.I. (ΕΚΔΙΘ).
Since
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She studied French & Greek Literature (University of Athens) and holds a PhD (Doctorat Nouveau Régime) in General & Comparative Literature, (Sorbonne -Paris III). For several years she taught Modern Greek Literature with comparative aspects at the Centre for Open and Distance Learning
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Anna Afentoulidou is a philologist. She is a holder of a Master's Degree in Creative Writing (postgraduate studies in Surrealism and in Cypriot literature). She is a poet (Short List of State Poetry Award 2014 of the Ministry of Culture) and a literary critic. She is the author of 6 books and participated
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Giorgos Lillis was born in Bielefield, Germany in 1974, and raised in Athens. In 1996 he went back to Bielefield where he still lives and works. In 1999 he published his first poetry collection Το δέρμα της νύχτας [Τhe skin of night] (Odos Panos editions). Since then
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Pandelis Boukalas (1957) is a writer, translator and journalist. He has published eight books of poetry, one volume of books reviews and two volumes of his by-line articles in Kathimerini. He has translated Aeschylus, Euripides, Aristophanes, Theocritus, as well as funerary inscriptions,
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