Titina Danelli

Titina Danelli (Maria Christina) was born in Athens (-2021). She studied Italian Philology in Naples and Rome, Italy, while also attending the School of Interpreters. She worked as a journalist for various magazines (ENA and KAI, during Pavlos Bakoyannis's era) and in afternoon newspapers, covering both general and artistic reporting. Additionally, she wrote scripts for television series and did numerous dubbings of foreign films. Since 1985, she has been working for the newspaper "Rizospastis." Her first work was the novel "The Successful" (1971). This was followed by the novel "Diversion" (1973), the novellas "Waiting Room" (1974) and "Sir Gregory or Captain Grigoris" (1986), the novel "One and One Makes as Much as You Want" (in collaboration with Manos Kontoleon, 1981), the play "Love Preserved Until..." (1996), and the novels "Cleopatra's Lament" (2000), "The Judge's Game" (2002), "By Necessity" (in collaboration with Thanasis Balodimas, 2003), "The Fourth Woman" (2004), and the espionage novel "The Major" (in collaboration with Thanasis Paparigas, 2007). She was awarded the Ministry of Culture Prize for the play "Love Preserved Until..." (1995). She contributed her short stories to all four volumes of "Greek Crimes" (2007, 2008, 2009, and 2011) and participated in the collective volume "The Return of Inspector Bekas - The Hero of Giannis Maris in New Adventures" (2012).