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Kira Karnezi

Venerable Epimeni – Part 6

Venerable Epimeni – Part 6

Based on true events – a story in installments PART 6 Hunger and hope: childhood memories of the occupation When the Germans occupied Athens, they appointed a government and a mayor as occupiers. They were not obliged to do so, but it seems...

Kira Karnezi was born in 1986 in Athens and combines a wide range of activities and interests. She studied Law at the University of Athens, International Business Law at University College London and Psychology at Manchester Metropolitan University. Her professional career includes practicing law in Greece and consulting in large organizations in England, specializing in human resources management and business analysis. In 2024, her first poetry collection "Cassandra and Other Truths" (published by Iolkos) was published, while in June 2025, the psychology textbook "Farewell to Toxic People" (published by iwrite) is expected. Her writing career also includes a science fiction book “A Convenient and Happy World” (published by Universal Journeys) and participation in collective works and anthologies since 2014. She lives in England with her family, where she combines her professional activity with writing, constantly seeking new ways to share knowledge and experiences.

Kira Karnezi

Venerable Epimeni – Part 6

Venerable Epimeni – Part 6

Based on true events – a story in installments PART 6 Hunger and hope: childhood memories of the occupation When the Germans occupied Athens, they appointed a government and a mayor as occupiers. They were not obliged to do so, but it seems...

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