Welcome to Greek Poetry
1 April 2005 by Haris Vlavianos In this issue of Poetry Greece we bring you two major poets of the 20th century – Nikos …
Notes on ‘Bolivar’ by the translator, David Connolly
31 March 2005 by David Connolly These notes are based on the explanatory notes provided by the poet in the standard edition of the …
Nikos Engonopoulos
(Greece, 1907)
Although Embeirikos’ poems were greeted with ridicule when they first appeared, they …
Poetic and political ethics
31 March 2005 by Dimitris Maronitis A lyrical love of nature, strong eroticism, scientific formalism, a preoccupation with the …
Notes
31 March 2005 by Nikos Engonopoulos In these notes, the poet reflects on his own work in painting and poetry.
The Cohesiveness of the Landscape
1 December 2004 by Pantelis Voutouris An academic consideration of the ‘carnal language’ in Embiricos’ work.
Andreas Embiricos
(Romania, 1901)
Andreas Embiricos, whose family of international shipbuilders and shipowners come from …
A Surrealist’s Tribulations in the Difficult Year of 1935
1 December 2004 by Alexandros Argyriou
A Reference to Andreas Embiricos
1 December 2004 by Odysseus Elytis
Welcome to Greek poetry - December 2004
1 December 2004 by Haris Vlavianos We are proud to present in this issue of the Greek poetry domain one of the most significant poets …
The Deafening Sound of Silence
1 May 2004 by Vangelis Hadjivassiliou On the occasion of the re-issue of Manolis Anagnostakis’ complete poems, The Poems …
Manolis Anagnostakis, existential poet
1 May 2004 by Násos Vayenás In spite of his political commitment, Manolis Anagnostakis is first and foremost an existential …
 
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