Across Lands and Oceans…to Freedom by Vasilis Vasilas launched by the Estonian Archives in Australia

Christos Tsiolkas has long been one of Australia’s most glittering literary treasures – and thanks to the success of his bestselling barbecue-stopper The Slap

The conversation with Justice Emilios Kyrou revealed more than just the importance and significance of a name

When Christian Brechneff first set foot on Sifnos, he was a 21-year-old artist searching for inspiration.

A conversation with Justice Emilios Kyrou

Marjory McGinn talks to Neos Kosmos about living in a remote hillside village in the southern Peloponnese for 3 years during the crisis, and writing a book about it

Lorne’s resident fisherman-poet, Christos Raskatos, scrawls haiku and Greek verse on the chalkboard outside his shop, next to where he hangs the day’s catch

Dean Kalimniou’s poetry collection Kelyfospastis along with two others, Anisixasmos and Plektani will be launched on 8 September

The Thirteenth Goddess and The Stolen Marbles of Acropolis, published in Greek and English, hopes to raise awareness of the Elgin Marbles

Plektani shows through symbols and images a world stretched to the limits of endurance.