Anna A. Grimani

Born in Athens in 1962, she studied journalism at the Ecole Superieure de Journalisme (E.S.J) in Paris. Her journalism career as a cultural editor began in 1984 at the newspaper "Ta Nea." She later worked for the newspapers "Proti" and "24 Ores." Since 1990, she has been writing for "Ena" and "Eikones," primarily conducting interviews with distinguished figures from the arts and intellectual fields, as well as producing reports and features on the Greek diaspora (Alexandria, Cairo, Istanbul, Venice, etc.) after extensive research. She then worked for the magazine "Epsilon" (published by Eleftherotypia), followed by the Sunday magazine "An" (published by Apogevmatini) and the monthly magazine "Metro" (published by Kathimerini). Concurrently, she collaborated on television with Nikos Dimou on the show "Adventures of Ideas," and later became responsible for the book program "Pages with a View" on ET-1. In 1996, she became the editor-in-chief of the magazine "Money and Life," and in 2000, she took on the role of editorial director for the Greek edition of the French magazine "L' Officiel." Today, she writes for the magazine "K" of the Sunday edition of Kathimerini. She has published the following books: - "The Paper Train," 1978 (Kedros) - "The Billiards," 1990 (Kastaniotis) - "A Sunday with Dimitris Mytaras," 1996 (Ammos) - "In the Land of Japheth," 1998 (Kastaniotis)