Angelo’s perspective makes readers feel less compassionate towards the Greeks.

Ilias Fountoulis’ book on the story of Greek yoghurt.

The life and times of a famous Aussie fighter.

Few writers of fiction have taken the Battle of Crete as their inspiration, but Gregory Day’s latest work looks to be a precious addition to the genre

Australian-based photographer Yanni Florence explores beauty and patterns of meaning in everyday surroundings in his fifth published book of photography.

Male stripper Pistol Pete has written a tell-all book about his life in the private but exposed world of stripping.

Sydney author and historian Vrasidas Karalis will launch his latest book The Demons of Athens in Melbourne on Sunday.

A story of Greek bureaucracy at its frustrating best is told in Eleni Trataris Cotton’s new book.

Launching his book The Demons of Athens, Professor Vrasidas Karalis talks about why he considers the situation in Greece to be worse six years on.

The tri-lingual electronic issue of the 2014 Diasporic Literature magazine will be launched this weekend with a special musical performance