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Hieromonk Gregorios

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He has been a spiritual father and confessor since 1971 in which capacity he periodically travels throughout Greece and to Germany. In addition to The Divine Liturgy. His other full length studies and commentaries (in Greek) include Orthodox Faith, Worship and Life; Holy Baptism; Holy Confession; Holy Thanksgiving and Holy Communion; Church and Church Attendance. And St John the Evangelist. And he has also published numerous articles and booklets. References on this site.

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Surviving Ourselves — Dreamriver Press

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Creating change through words. As a farmer poet, Eric is walking in the footsteps of our dear, beloved Wendell Berry. I am sure you will be as inspired as I have been in reading the poetry of the land from the next generation. Excerpt from the Foreword. Eric Herm is a seeker in the classic mold, hard on the trail of ways to change the world. The Evolution of Community, Education, and Agriculture in the 21st Century. Download a PDF excerpt from the book. A farmer, naturalist, and activist, Eric Herm.

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Eastern Wisdom for Your Soul — Dreamriver Press

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Creating change through words. Richard Singer has outdone himself! If you thought his first book, Your Daily Walk with the Great Minds. Was wonderful, you haven't read anything yet. Singer has taken the word 'mindfulness' to a new level and shows us how to apply it to every moment of our lives.". I would highly recommend Eastern Wisdom for Your Soul. To those seeking truth in life.". David J. Powell. PhD, President International, Center for Health Concerns, Beijing Medical University. Price $ 16.95.

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Nikos Gatsos

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Nikos Gatsos as a young man. 1933) For most of the decade, however, he dedicated himself to reviews and literary criticism. In 1943, during the Nazi occupation of Greece, Gatsos published his major work, the surrealist epic poem Amorgos. Written in one night of inspired concentration, the poem was a distinctive re-imagining of the Greek poetic tradition, composed at a time of mortal danger for the Greek people. With their country bound to the sails and their oars hung on the wind. References on this site.

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Zissimos Lorenzatos

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Zissimos Lorenzatos at his home in Kifissia, in 1999. Photograph by Lia Zanni. After the severe years of the German occupation of Greece (1941–44) during which he kept close company with his cousin, George Katsimbalis, and the poets Nikos Egonopoulos and Nikos Gatsos, and another spell in the Greek army, Lorenzatos wrote and published his first significant literary study on the poet Dionysios Solomos, called simply Essay I. Extensive notebooks that he started to keep on the day after his father died, wer...

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Edmund Keeley

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Who lives in Princeton, N. J., is the author of seven novels, fifteen volumes of poetry and fiction in translation, and ten volumes of non-fiction. His work in fiction, history, and criticism often makes use of the culture and landscape of Greece, where he lived for three years immediately before the Second World War and where, since 1949, he has normally spent his summers. His first novel, The Libation. And Some Wine for Remembrance. Narrates the authorâ s 1995 trip to Albania with a group of American w...

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Edmund Keeley

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Who lives in Princeton, N. J., is the author of seven novels, fifteen volumes of poetry and fiction in translation, and ten volumes of non-fiction. His work in fiction, history, and criticism often makes use of the culture and landscape of Greece, where he lived for three years immediately before the Second World War and where, since 1949, he has normally spent his summers. His first novel, The Libation. And Some Wine for Remembrance. Narrates the authorâ s 1995 trip to Albania with a group of American w...

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Authors & Translators

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Demetrios Capetanakis was born in Smyrna, in Asia Minor, where his father worked as a doctor. His father died in 1922, and shortly afterwards there followed the Asia Minor catastrophe and the invasion of Smyrna by the Turkish army; after thirteen days under siege his mother with her three children managed to flee to Athens. In Greece he was ed. more. Archimandrite Gregorios Hatziemmanouil was born on the Greek island of Mytilene and read theology at the University of Athens, with postgraduate studies in ...

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Gail Holst

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Gail Holst on the road to rembetika. Her many publications include Theodorakis: Myth and Politics in Modern Greek Music. 1980), Dangerous Voices: Women’s Laments and Greek Literature. 1992), The Cue for Passion: Grief and its Political Uses. 2000), and I Had Three Lives: Selected Poems of Mikis Theodorakis. Was published by Cosmos Books in 2007. References on this site. Road to Rembetika: music of a Greek sub-culture, songs of love, sorrow and hashish. Tim Peat Web Design and Development.

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Edward Lear

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Always your warmest friend, Edward Lear. There was an old man of Corfu,. Who never knew what he should do . . . Published in 12 parts. When the final part was published in 1832 he was just 20 years old, and his reputation as one of the most accomplished craftsmen among early lithographers was made. Published some ten years later. But his eyesight was failing, the northern climate aggravated his health, and having decided to seek out new pastures, in the summer of 1837 he set out for Rome.