CHrysa Mastorodimou

Chrysa Mastorodimou was born in Kranea Elassonas and grew up in Larissa. She studied Education, with her postgraduate studies focusing on Special Education, Language, and Literature. She has been writing since her teenage years and was quickly recognized with accolades and awards. In 2008, she won the First Prize in Poetry from the Panhellenic Union of Writers for her poem "Interpreters," and in 2018, she received praise for her novel "The Pieces." In 2020, her short story "Shore" was selected by Pigi Publishing for the collection "Stay Close to Me from Afar," while other poems and short stories of hers are included in anthologies and literary magazines. She works as an educator and is the editor-in-chief of the magazine "Lexotechnies," published by the Cultural Center of Educators of Larissa. She maintains the blog logotexnikesanafores.blogspot.com and contributes articles to online publications.