Kallia CHytiroglou

Kallia M. Chytiroglou was born, studied (graduate of the Business Administration Department of the Athens University of Economics and Business), worked, and currently lives in Athens. During the 1980s, she lived in Germany, where she focused on the study and archiving of ancient Greek coins in private collections. She is a member of the National Society of Greek Writers and the Union of Journalists and Tourism Writers of Greece. She has published the poetry collections "Caresses of Dreams," "Desires of Fire," published by Pergamini, "Traces of Writing," published by Angelaki, the fairy tale "Nights in Samarkand," published by Angelaki, and the travel books "The Chimera Hunter: Wanderings from the Bosphorus to Ararat" - awarded the First Panhellenic Prize for Travel Literature - published by Pitsilos, "Hesperia Road: A Travel Diary," published by Pitsilos, "Paths of the East: 5 Journeys - Uzbekistan, India, Syria, Morocco, Andalusia," published by Angelaki, "Lessons in History and Geography While Traveling," published by Angelaki. In 2016, she released the "Great Dictionary of Greek Mythology and Worship" with over 6,500 entries. She has published articles on ancient coins and handmade carpets and has contributed to collective volumes with poems and texts. For several years, she wrote articles accompanied by photographs for travel magazines. After being active in the commercial sector by working in the family business in the historic center of Athens, in recent years, she has been involved in the creative aspect and general supervision of publications.