Denise Harvey

This book distils the author's experience, as a young traveller and later an anthropologist, of a wa...

The diary of travels in the island of Crete in 1864 (4 April - 31 May) illustrated by the author's o...

The hillsides of Attica are stony and arid. Over-grazed in the past by goats and sheep, they have fe...

Dionysius Solomos is the fourth publication iη "The Romiosyni Series", a series concerned with the a...

It is now only too evident that the revolutionary changes in mental outlook that took place in weste...

Zissimos Lorenzatos (1915-2004), essayist, thinker and poet, was arguably Greece’s most significant ...

Since its emergence as an independent nation during the first decades οf the nineteenth century Gree...

In spite of the fact that marriage is recognized as a sacrament by the Church, the attitude of Chris...

Travellers, poets, artists, even scholars, still go to Greece iη search of something they feel that ...

Demetrios Capetanakis was born in Smyrna in 1912, twelve years after the Greek poet, George Seferis,...

"The Blind Man with the Lamp", originally published in Greek in 1983, is the first English translati...

Τhe division of Christendom into the Greek East and the Latin West has its origins far back in histo...

Philip Sherrard in his introduction to this collection of his essays writes: "The Greece of the clas...

Rhigas of Velestino (1757-1798) is one of the great national heroes of modern Greece, for it was he ...

Rembetika, the music which began in the jails and hashish-dens of Greek towns and became the popular...

The "Murderess" has been regarded as Alexandros Papadiamandis’s finest work. Set on his native islan...