Ancient Texts, Modern Voices: Inside Johanna Hanink’s ‘Lesche’ Podcast
Johanna Hanink is professor of Classics at Brown University, and her work in Classics focuses on...
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Category: Interviews
Reading Greece: Francesco Colafemmina – “As a philhellene, my mission is also to let more people fall in love with the diachronic Hellenism”
Francesco Colafemmina was born in Rome in 1980. He studied Classical Philology at Bari University...
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Reading Greece: Simoun – A beautiful Little Bookstore in Preveza, Epirus, that Acts as Cultural Pillar in the Local Community
Little bookstores constitute an integral part of our culture and our local communities. It’s the...
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Reading Greece: Stella Stergiou and Georgia Zachari on the Challenges of Turning Classical Literary Works into Graphic Novels
Georgia Zachari was born in Athens in 1994. She studied Art History at the School of Fine Arts,...
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Amorgorama: A Greek Fisher-Led Initiative Setting a New Standard in Marine Conservation
In the rugged, mountainous landscape of Amorgos, one of Greece’s easternmost Cycladic islands, a...
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Reading Greece: The Libraries of the Municipality of Chania as Dynamic Centers of Culture and Incubators of Knowledge and Democracy
Regional libraries play a crucial role in preserving, processing, maintaining, and promoting the...
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Reading Greece: Eleana Ziakou on the Decisive Role of Translators as Cultural Ambassadors Fostering Deeper Understanding between Peoples and Countries
Eleana Ziakou graduated from the Department of International and European Studies of Panteion...
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Reading Greece: Foivos Oikonomidis – “As long as we emphasize on the human experience, literature can describe anything”
Foivos Oikonomidis was born in 1997 in Athens. His debut novel North [Βορράς] (Hestia...
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