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The most typical homestyle Greek dessert is what we call a “spoon sweet”: a preserve made from almost any type of fruit, but also from various nuts and even some vegetables!

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Greece has an abundance of products that have a naturally sweet taste; thanks to their great variety, Greek cuisine features a number of desserts using ingredients such as fresh and dried fruit, honey, nuts and dairy. Arguably the most typical homestyle Greek dessert is what we call a “spoon sweet...

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📚📚Οn the occasion of the publication of her new book "Head gone wrong" (nissos, 2025), Reading Greece spoke to #writer and journalist Lina Rokou about #narrative as "the most important tool we have to connect with others", the rhythm of literary #language, and #books as "living organisms, which breathe with you, speak inside your head, take you by the hand and together you build a new space".

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Reading Greece: Lina Rokou – “Narrative is one of the most important tools we have to connect with others”

Lina Rokou was born in Athens, but grew up in Corfu. She studied at the Department of Communication, Media and Culture of Panteion University. She works as a journalist. Her novel End of Hunger (Ikaros, 2018) was included in the four novels selected by Pen Greece as part of Pen International’s Kno...

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