THIS tribute to anonymous Greek architecture is by Aris Konstantinidis, and it is fortunate that he has been appointed architectural director of a new project by the National Tourist Organization (EOT) which plans to restore a number of dilapidated but architecturally important Greek villages.
THE EIRT building in Agia Paraskevi could be the setting for a Kafkaesque fairy tale.
Graham Greene has described “The Flaw” as a ‘masterpiece’. Arthur Miller has called it a ‘powerful’ book. Arthur Koestlerin a 1969 article named it the best book of the year.
Homecoming — nostos— was to be a memorable experience for Kimon Friar. After a year of psychoanalysis with Theodore Reich in New York, he had overcome the psychological block to his creativity. Dr. Reich had urged him to complete his analysis by visiting Greece.
Kimon Friar is a human dynamo. Though his translation of Kazantzakis’s The Odyssey: A Modern Sequel is perhaps the work for which he is best known, it is but one in a long list of remarkable achievements.
