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

The book explores a maritime archaeological project dating back to World War II, and in particular, the Battle of Crete.

A new text book on the market aims to help students of Modern Greek who are at an intermediate level.

The writer of the best seller The Island, Victoria Hislop says she can’t find inspiration in England and admits Greece is her muse

The new work by best-selling author and Grecophile, The Sunrise is set against the backdrop of the Turkish invasion of northern Cyprus.

Greek author Alexandra Symeonidou’s autobiography Nightmares in the Saudi Arabian Desert is now available in paperback online.

The event will explore the way in which bilingual poets’ writing has been informed by their two homelands.

The family roots of the French writer and 2014 Nobel Prize winner, Patrick Modiano, lay in Thessaloniki until the beginning of World War II.