A jasmine vine curled around the rusting grilles of an old Athens cinema. She hadn’t meant to come. But that voice — it sang like someone who had drowned and returned fluent in ache
He was born on the thirteenth floor of Olympus Court a brutalist tower where myth and concrete collided. From the beginning, Icarus Jones stared at the world like it owed him secrets.
Every morning, Tasos Christodoulou crossed Vasileos Constantinou like a priest among anarchists. A man of routine, regret, and quiet fire — who still quoted Elytis at the supermarket.
Greek myths reimagined into modern settings, with personal insights and social commentary.
A collection of LGBT-focused short stories, filled with raw emotion and sensuality.
A contemporary collection exploring love, family ties, joys, and sorrows, set to the heartbeat of Greek life.
