A Literary World An Interview with Elisabeth Storrs My guest today is Elisabeth Storrs, an author who has a great love for history and myths. She is the award-winning author of A Tale of Ancient Rome trilogy which was endorsed by Ursula Le Guin, Kate Quinn and Ben Kane. Now her obsession lies with Trojan […]
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A Literary World An Interview with Author Sharon Blomfield This edition of A Literary World features a writer I’ve known for some time now. Sharon Blomfield lives in Canada and I am in Melbourne, but despite the distance, our love of Greece has brought us together. Sharon fell in love with an island that I’ve […]
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A Literary World An Interview with Peter Barber Today’s guest on A Literary World is someone who will whet the appetite of those readers longing to “live the dream,” something that many of us yearn to do and yet never act on. Over the past few years, I’ve interviewed a few authors who have made that […]
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A Literary World French Impressionism at the National Gallery of Victoria This week, I visited the French Impressionism exhibition in Melbourne, developed in partnership with the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. More than 100 paintings by prominent artists are on view, including works by Cezanne, Fantin-Latour, Monet, Degas, Renoir, Pissarro, Manet, Signac, Sisley, Berthe Morisot, […]
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A Literary World An Interview with Shelley Dark Today’s guest is author Shelley Dark, a writer with whom I had the pleasure of meeting a few weeks ago when she presented her book, Winter in Hydra, at the Hellenic Museum in Melbourne. After reading her book, I could see that her writing reflected her […]
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A Literary World An Interview with Greek Australian Artist, Efrossini Chaniotis As readers of my blog know, apart from writing about literary works, I also write about art and history. Today’s guest belongs to the latter group. She is an artist who is well-known in Australia for her dramatic and thought-provoking work. Efrossini Chaniotis is […]
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