Greece is the word

Mar 1, 2015 • No comments

A celebration of modern Greek culture and a cutting-edge, creative response to the Greek crisis. Historian Bettany Hughes, novelist Victoria Hislop, BBC correspondent Paul Mason and a pantheon of Greek stars created a lively debate and performance.

Katerina Ilipolou

Dionysis Kapsalis

David Prudhomme

Alexis Stamatis

Bettany Hughes

Ioanna Karystiani

Rosie Goldsmith

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Tags: Alexis Stamatis • european literature network • Greek literature • Ioanna Karystiani • Katerina Vrana • Vassilis Amanatidis

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Judith Christine Moody-Stuart, Susannah Wight, Bitter Lemon Press, Lydia Harris, Karen Leeder, Ian Giles, Jonathan Davidson, Ursula Phillips, Aneesa Abbas Higgins, Rain Raud, Jozef van der Voort, Fiona Graham, Geraldine Brodie, Valeria Vescina, Fiona Harris, Susannah Stevenson, Olivia Hellewell, Maria Balińska, Morelle Smith, Susan Cumisky, Duncan Large, Stephen Doswell, Clarissa Botsford, Sarah Death, Christopher Moseley, Jill Boumphrey, Axel Scheffler, National Centre for Writing, Svetlana Carsten, Lori Hetherington, Arcadia Books, Stephen Romer, Magdalena McLean, Swedish Literary Translators’ Association (SELTA) and some anonymous donors.

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"Thank you so much for the workshop, I found it really useful and thought the format - short, focused talks by several highly qualified people, each bringing a slightly different perspective - worked extremely well."

Anna Gunin

"I'd like to thank the organisers of the recent Riveting Reviews workshop. What an excellent crash course in how to write a professional review! Invaluable tips and insights from every single speaker."

Aneesa Higgins

"Thanks so much for a brilliant afternoon. I found it both encouraging and enlightening and feel quite inspired to keep writing as a result."

Chair of EUNIC, European Union Institutes Of Culture

"We thank you for your enthusiasm and very visible passion about European culture. You did a fantastic job."

Hans G. Ruprecht

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Alex Masters

"What an extraordinary day! It was such a pleasure to be involved in this. You're an inspiration."