ATHENS – The International Conference Thucydides the Athenian, organized by College Year in Athens, takes place June 26-29 at Daphne & George Hatsopoulos Hall, in Athens. This […]
For those of us who love historical fiction, there is a special thrill when the novel revolves around a well-known literary figure. The lives of […]
CAMBRIDGE, MA — The archive of Greek poet and lyricist Nikos Gatsos has found a permanent home at Harvard Library. Follows the story published at Harvard […]
LONDON (AP) — Pakistani-British writer Kamila Shamsie has won the international Women’s Prize for Fiction with “Home Fire,” a novel about love, radicalism and conflicting […]
NEW YORK – Journeys: An American Story is a compilation of essays by immigrants and their descendants from a variety of fields. In association with […]
ATHENS – On Tuesday, June 5, the American School of Classical Studies at Athens (ASCSA) will open Ioannis Makriyannis: Vital Expression as the inaugural exhibition […]
Chania, Crete-born author and playwright Polychronis Koutsakis is building a solid career with several novels and plays to his credit. He recently spoke with the […]
Generations: A Greek Family Odyssey by Angela Couloumbis Dawson weaves together the immigrant story of a family in the early part of the 20th century. […]
Artists have been drawn to the light of Greece for millennia. American photographer Robert McCabe captures that light and the spirit of the country in […]
THESSALONIKI – Societies with inequalities are dangerous societies, according to Swedish author Jan Arnald, one of the most important contemporary writers of crime fiction, who […]
