Reading Greece: Amorgos – A Little Bookstore in the Middle of the Aegean
Little bookstores constitute an integral part of our culture and our local communities. It’s the...
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Reading Greece: Ismini Karyotaki on the Meeting Point between History and Fiction in her Writings
Ismini Karyotaki was born in Ioannina. She studied architecture at the National Technical...
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Reading Greece: A Program Full of Festivals and Tributes at the 20th Thessaloniki Book Fair
The 20th Thessaloniki Book Fair (16-19 May, 2024) will host once again this year festivals and...
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Reading Greece: Dimitra Kationi – “Poetry is a slave to reality. So much so that every poem is a rebellion against it”
Dimitra Kationi was born in Kavala in 1983. She studied law and music. Since 2001 she lives in...
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Reading Greece: Evi Liakea – “Words in Poetry Struggle to be Perceived as not only Notions, but also Images and Sounds”
Evi Liakea was born in Kalamata in 1976. She studied psychology and music. She teaches the piano...
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READING GREECE: The Ιnternational Professional Program of Thessaloniki Book Fair Continues its Dynamic Course
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Literary Magazine of the Month: [FRMK] and its Ten-Year Anniversary Issue ‘Tenderness-Care-Solidarity’
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Reading Greece is a series of interviews featuring Greek writers and other stakeholders of the Greek book market. It forms part of Greek News Agenda, issued by the Public Diplomacy Secretariat of the Hellenic Ministry of Foreign Affairs
📚📚Little #bookstores constitute an integral part of our culture and our local communities. They are the places that never stop inspiring us, uniting us and spreading the love for #books. Their role proves crucial in case they are located in remote areas such as the Greek islands.![]()
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Reading Greece spoke to Moschoula Paraskevopoulou, owner of Amorgos Bookstore, about the role of little bookstores and their influence on #reading preferences, as well as the challenges they are faced with and the prospects ahead.![]()
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Reading Greece: Amorgos – A Little Bookstore in the Middle of the Aegean
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Little bookstores constitute an integral part of our culture and our local communities. It’s the place where writers can connect with readers, where we discover new, unknown worlds, where children a...
📚📚Recipient of the State Award for Best Novel 2023 for her book "Fugitive I Was Not" , writer Ismini Karyotaki spoke to Reading Greece about the meeting point between #history and #fiction in her writings.![]()
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"Space and time are among the main protagonists in my novels. I arrive at time under the pretext of searching for place and I discover space under the pretext of searching for time. I explore a house by approaching its history, I associate with the people who inhabit it by assimilating their experiences and I get lost in the city while getting lost in its history; I search for a street by looking for the timeless events that ran through it or I cross a bridge by reflecting on the chronicle of its construction".![]()
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Reading Greece: Ismini Karyotaki on the Meeting Point between History and Fiction in her Writings
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Ismini Karyotaki was born in Ioannina. She studied architecture at the National Technical University of Athens and stage design at Beaux Arts in Paris. She worked as an architect in Paris and Athens a...
📚📚What a better way to feel the true spirit of the Greek Orthodox Easter than by reading Greek #literature which has produced masterpieces both in #poetry and in prose.![]()
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Reading Greece would like to wish all its Christian Orthodox readers "ΚΑΛΗ ΑΝΑΣΤΑΣΗ" with a poem of Nikos Gatsos.