"Robin of the Forest" is the first endeavor of Andreas Flourakis in writing a work whose origin dates back to the depths of the Middle Ages and is resurrected in our digital era. It is a hero of our childhood years who, before becoming a ballad, a popular song, a narrative, a theatrical play, a film, an animation, had already become a myth.

[...] And where do the iconic hero and the author-adaptor meet? In the common belief that, because in adult life the confrontation with evil is inevitable, frontal, relentless, traumatic, and perhaps futile, you must walk towards it with the deep and groundless faith of its absolute and final defeat. We read the work with the absurd certainty that each of us is inhabited by a dusty Robin, who perpetually believes that "Sherwood's forest" is the only magical place where the power of evil is eradicated."

(Eleni Koutsilaioy, from the Foreword of the edition)