Contributing Authors Discuss Book on the Greek Genocide
Recently, the Asia Minor and Pontos Hellenic Research Center in Chicago published a new book titled, The Greek Genocide, 1913-1923: New Perspectives. Details can be […]
Literature
Poetry and Prose to Add to Your Winter Reading List
Poetry as a genre may often be overlooked in our present day, but it seems to continue to flourish in Greece especially as a means […]
Edgar Allan Poe House in Baltimore Named Literary Landmark
BALTIMORE – A national association representing libraries is honoring the Edgar Allan Poe House and Museum in Baltimore. A division of the American Library Association […]
NYPL Mid-Manhattan Branch to Reopen in May as Stavros Niarchos Foundation Library
NEW YORK – The New York Public Library (NYPL) announced on its website the reopening of its largest circulating branch after undergoing a full-scale renovation. […]
Books by Thomas Doulis to Add to Your Reading List
The Hellenic-American Cultural Center and Museum of Oregon and Southwest Washington will honor professor and author Thomas Doulis on Saturday, January 25 at a book […]
France’s #MeToo: Book on Child-Sex Writer Prompts Outcry
PARIS – He was a middle-aged French author becoming known, even celebrated, for writing about sex with children. She was a fragile 14-year-old, too young […]
Hellenic Book Club Hosts Author Karen Batshaw Lecture on Jan. 12
NEW YORK – The Hellenic Book Club of New York presents a lecture by author Karen Batshaw on her book Light and Shadows on Sunday, […]
SNF Grant Supports International Exchange Program for Greek High School Students
ATHENS – AFS Intercultural Programs’ Global Citizen Scholarship Program will give 50 high school students from Greece the opportunity to spend a semester on an […]
Charming Bilingual Children’s Book Introduces Kids to Their First Greek Words
Bilingual Greek/English children’s books that entertain and educate are a great gift to start off the New Year. The Fabulous Lost & Found and the […]
T.S. Eliot Letters to Muse to be Unveiled After 60 Years
After more than 60 years spent sealed up in a library storage facility, about 1,000 letters written by poet T.S. Eliot to confidante Emily Hale […]
