Eleni Nousia

Elena Nousia was born in Thessaloniki. She is involved in poetry, translation, and essays. Her poetry collections include: "Poetic Approaches," Anemi, 1979; "Accomplished Era," Ikaros, 1983; "Slow Moment on the Stairs," Prospero, 1990; "Hollow Moon," Prospero, 1994. Her prose works are: "The Theater of Rags," Ypsilon, 2000; "Crescendo," Ypsilon, 2004; "Camouflage," Ypsilon, 2008. Her translations include: Georg Trakl, "Sebastian in the Dream/Publications in 'Brenner' 1914/15," Roptron, 1990 / 2nd revised edition, Ypsilon, 1999. Friedrich Hölderlin, "The Death of Empedocles," Marathias, 1977; Hans Georg Gadamer, "Who Am I and Who Are You" & Paul Celan, "Breath Crystal," Ypsilon, 2000; "From Hölderlin to Scardanelli. Selections: Poems - Prose" (scientific editing, text selection, introduction), Ypsilon 2005; Hugo von Hofmannsthal, "Moments in Greece," Ypsilon 2007; Hugo von Hofmannsthal, "The Woman Without a Shadow," Ypsilon 2012.