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To those who think that Greece does not matter today, let me say that they could not make a bigger mistake. Today, like old Greece, is of the utmost importance for anyone looking to find himself.

Henry Miller, 1891-1980, American author

The Greeks You Should Know 500+ individuals and organizations from around the world who keep Hellenism alive
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The Greeks You Should Know 500+ individuals and organizations from around the world who keep Hellenism alive
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Stratis Galanos
Writer
8 Articles
1+ Years
In the footsteps of writing
Stratis Galanos was born in Athens in 1968 and lives in Nea Ionia.
He is a quadriplegic from birth and was a member of the Audit Committee of the Panhellenic Association of Paraplegics – PASPA.
He studied Law at the University of Athens, from where he graduated in 1991.
He speaks four languages, English, French, Italian and Spanish. He initially worked as a lawyer (1993-1996), then as a secretarial support employee at ANT1 (1996) and finally as an administrative employee at EYDAP (1997-2012), when he retired.

Posts
The Journey and the Fee, novel, Livani Publications, 2019
The Waldstein Sonata, novel, Hydroplano Publications, 2022
Memories-Memorials-Monuments, collection of short stories, Purple Squirrel publications, 2023
The End of the Journey, novel, Pigi Publications, 2025
His short stories The Nostalgia of Salmon, The Cap, The Rape of Aphrodite and The Crack are included in the anniversary anthologies of the publications Source, From the Land of Asia Minor to the Paths of Refuge, Mnemosyne and Unredeemed Cyprus, co-written and edited by Dimitris Fileles.

Translations into English:
The Route and the Fare, published by OnTime Books, 2021
What's Left: A Scarab, published by OnTime Books, 2021

My Articles

Posthumous fame

Posthumous fame

"Your son fell heroically fighting. Fighting the enemy until the last bullet. He did not faint, he did not flee, he remained at his post faithfully until the end. With his sacrifice, he saved our lives from mortal danger. If we are still alive, we owe it to him....

At the well

At the well

What a nightmare! He dreamed, he says, of a lumberjack with a black hood on his head chopping down a tree with his axe, and with each axe stroke, the tree groaned in pain, until finally it began to tilt and fall. The tree fell, fell, fell, and...

The Guide

The Guide

The first thing you notice about a woman is her mouth. There you find the golden mean between the animalistic, the sensual and the spiritual. We eat with our mouths, we kiss with our mouths, we talk with our mouths. Women are lips, only lips1. Some are fleshy,...

Babel

Babel

In the living room, the tsatsa made the presentation. New arrival, from Haiti, free oral, finishing on the body. Tongue lover? Anal? the customer asked. Kisses, yes, anal plus twenty, the old woman replied. Bono, the girl introduced herself in one word; probably her name. She threw...

Teratogenesis

Teratogenesis

No matter what I did, He would always find some fault. Eternally unsatisfied, He liked nothing, one thing soured Him, another made Him stink. The sky? A battering wind. The sea? Very salty, very stormy. The firmament? Rough and uneven; the...

Jeremias

Jeremias

I am now speaking in monologue; for days I wander the deserted streets of the city, talking loudly like the madmen of old, when the avenues were still full of passers-by and the crowd crowded the sidewalks, even though I know that no one is going to...

Eldorado

Eldorado

I. Preface Their country was poor, its land barren and plagued by droughts. Crops were few but mouths were plentiful, when the time for sharing arrived, the grain harvests were followed by civil wars. Then the crops were destroyed but mouths were few and...

Like today

Like today

Like today Many, many years ago Nothing noteworthy is recorded In the history books. No war was declared Nor did any end With those peace treaties That end one war Preparing for the next. No revolution...

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