Tilemachos Tsardakas

Tilemachos Tsardakas was born in 1978 and grew up in Patras. He studied law and international relations at Coventry University and pursued postgraduate studies in political science at UCL in London. In 1998, his first poetry collection titled "Hemisphere of the Sky" (Achaikes Editions) was published, followed by "Little Ballads for Tonight" (Livanis Editions, 2003), "The Dark Little Angel and the Tree" (Gavriilidis Editions, 2007), and "Sonnets for Your Lips" (Anima Libri Editions, 2014). He has also written the plays "The Dog of Orion" (Charamada Editions, 2011) and "It's Not True" (Garden of Words Editions, 2009 - co-authored with four other writers). Additionally, he has written the plays "Feathers" and "The Dirt Stains." His poems have been published in numerous literary magazines and anthologies and have been translated into eleven languages. He has directed many theatrical performances and has acted in a few. He directed the short film "I Want to Take Something from Your Hands" (based on the poetry of Dimitris Kavvouras). He is the director of the act theater in Patras.