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ETHAL presents the prose writer Sotiris Triantafyllou with her new book “Time Again”

ETHAL presents the prose writer Sotiris Triantafyllou with her new book “Time Again”

As part of the “Modern Greek Writers” events, ETHAL is hosting one of the most well-known Greek prose writers of the modern generation, Sotiris Triantafyllou, in Limassol, on the occasion of the release of her new book titled Time Again.

Wednesday, December 2, 2009, at 7:30 PM Information: 25877827 Free entry

ETHAL Artspace (Municipal Properties, Franklin Roosevelt Avenue 76, SALA building)

The author will be introduced by journalist Peggy Spineli.

About Sotiris Triantafyllou

Sotiris Triantafyllou was born in Athens in 1957. She studied pharmacy, French literature, American history, and urban history in Athens, Paris, and New York. She has worked as a translator, journalist, and high school teacher of American history in South Bronx. She has written novels including The Flight (2004), Chinese Boxes (2006), and A Little of Your Blood (2008). Triantafyllou has also written children’s literature, such as A Letter from a Dragon (2005). In addition to her writing career, she has worked as a translator, editor, and professor of Film History, authoring works like Monographs: John Cassavetes (1985) and French Cinema (1987).

Time Again

Time Again is a game of autobiography: the author wanders through her own life; fiction mingles with reality, events that happened merge with those that could have happened, with those that would be nice to happen; “if I had a second chance, a second life, I would become…”

This book – the memoirs of someone who lived “a constellation of events” – is at times social history, at times literary criticism, and at times travel writing. “Sometimes, the first person, the narrator’s voice, seemingly guileless and innocent, is deceptive; a trick, a ruse, a deception. The author plays the game of biography, using a series of representations…”

Her work is characterized by the urban environment and the small battles people fight within it.

Sponsors: Cultural Services, National Book Center

Media sponsors: Kathimerini Newspaper, ASTRA, NTV