(Athens *1976 – his father being from Santorini and his mother from Cologne) He is a member of the Hellenic Authors Society and the Poets Circle. He studied Philosophy and Literature in Germany. He works as an editor and literary translator (indicatively: Cavafy, Verlag Romiosini, 2009, and Verlag
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Giorgos Markopoulos was born in Messini in the southern Peloponnese. He studied Economics and Statistics at the university and lives in Athens since 1965.
He has published seven collections of poetry, a book of prose, two monographs (one on the work of Tasos Leivaditis and one on football in Greek
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Tefcros Michaelides, a Cyprus native, lives in Athens, Greece. He has studied in Paris, France and holds a PhD in Mathematics from Pierre et Marie Curie University.
He has published original work on the interaction between mathematics and literature from antiquity to the modern era, on the
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Aristea Papalexandrou was born in Hamburg in 1970. She has published six books of poetry: Dio onira prin (Two Dreams Ago, 2000), Allote allou (Once, Elsewhere, 2004), Odika ptina (Songbirds, 2008), Ypogeios (Underground, 2012), Mas propserna (It’s Passing Us By, 2015), Nychterini Vivliothiki (Night
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Born in Thessaloniki, Northern Greece. Graduated from the American College “Anatolia” of Thessaloniki and also from the American Ben Lomond High School of Ogden, Utah at the USA, where she studied for her senior year with the American Field Service Student Exchange Scholarship Program.
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He studied History and Archaeology in the Faculty of Philosophy of the University of Bari. He received his master’s degrees in ancient literature from the Scuola Normale Superiore and in prehistoric archaeology from the University of Pisa. Doctor of Philosophy of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.
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From 1983 to 1988 I lived in the U.S.A. and traveled extensively in Europe, North and South America, Africa, Australia, and Asia.
Present Positions: Staff writer on cultural matters (book reviews, travelogues and essays) of the leading Greek newspaper To Vima. I am its correspondent
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