Greek American writer Angela Panayotopoulos’ debut novel weaves themes of Greek mythology and Norse lore and she explores the theme of WWII in The Art of War.

The opening talk between Tsiolkas and Papastergiadis sheds light on some hard hitting topics writes Helen Velissaris

A smashing success at the inaugural Antipodes Writers Festival.

A literary competition for writers of Greek origin has been organised by the Greek Australian Cultural League.

With Macedon – Child of a God, Canberra-based author Paul Hansen has drawn inspiration from the earliest stories of Hellenic history and mythology, to relate the untold story of Ma

Greek Australian author Nicola Themistes is one of the 15 writers who will lend their voice to Words in Winter @ Future Bookshop.

Veterans and their families mark publication of Greek Australians in WWI and WWII.

Antipodes Writers Festival launches next month at The Wheeler Centre.

A new book by Melbourne academic Nikos Papastergiadis explores how artists are at the forefront of creating the global cosmopolitan future.

The book “Athina and her Daughters” was launched last week.