New Columbia Global Reports Book on Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Protests Launches
NEW YORK – Columbia Global Reports is committed to telling timely stories on important but underreported topics. The short books commissioned by the imprint aim […]
Literature
Jeannie Kouros, Hellenic Book Club of New York Founder and President, Talks to TNH
NEW YORK – Jeannie Kouros, Founder of the Hellenic Book Club of New York, spoke to The National Herald about the organization and the efforts […]
Calliopi Bertos Submits a Poem Dedicated to the Lone Karyatid
NEW YORK – Calliopi G. Bertos submitted a poem to The National Herald, titled Dedicated to the Lone Karyatid at the British Museum. She spoke […]
5 Things I Learned from Binge-Reading a 50-Book Crime Series
When you binge-read an entire 50-book series over five months, coming to the end feels like the final days of an amazing trip: You don’t […]
Peggy Sideratos Talks to TNH about Her Books
NEW YORK – Peggy D. Sideratos is a seasoned elementary school teacher who graduated summa cum laude and earned an MS in Bilingual Elementary Education […]
New Perspectives on the Greek Genocide, Edited by George Shirinian
For those interested in the history of the Greek Genocide, the Asia Minor and Pontos Hellenic Research Center, Inc. (AMPHRC) has published a new book, […]
Washington Post Places Reporter on Leave after Bryant Tweet
WASHINGTON — The Washington Post has placed a political reporter on administrative leave after she tweeted a link to a story about rape allegations against […]
Ongoing Major SNF Grants Flip the Script on Brain Drain
The story told about the latest phase of the centuries-old Greek diaspora, in the wake of the country’s economic crisis, is one of “brain drain.” […]
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 […]
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 […]
