Giorgos Daglas

George Daglas was born in Ithaca in 1958, where he completed his studies at the Naval High School without ever setting sail. - 1977, Athens. He witnesses the last of the rebetiko musicians alive. He listens to Roukounas and drinks ouzo with Giannis Kyriazis. - 1980, amidst intense protests and occupations. He works as an extra through the intervention of Katerina Gogou. He spends time with Asimos in the basement of Arachovis. He writes for Leonidas Christakis' "Ideodromio." Meanwhile, he makes a living as an industrial worker, tavern owner, and funeral home employee. - 1982, "The Day of the Light Wells" is published in "Eleftheros Typos." - 1985, he retreats to Ithaca. He publishes the local newspaper "Agoni Grammi," is appointed at the hospital, and gets married. - 1992, he resigns from public service and married life and moves to Thessaloniki. He writes, drinks, and loses himself. - 1999, "Black Snow" is published by "Elleboros" (Argos). - 2004, he returns to Ithaca. He prepares for a new escape.