Portraits and interviews of significant Greek authors from the late 1980s to the present day. A journey through the transformations of Greece over the last thirty years, seen through the works, public stances, and words of creators. Speaking are Christos Vakalo-poulos, Thanasis Baltinos, Vassilis Vasilikos, Rea Galanaki, Giorgis Yatromanolakis, Michalis Ganas, Theodoros Grigoriadis, Sotiris Dimitriou, Maro Douka, Zyranna Zateli, Alki Zei, Nikos Themelis, Iakovos Kampanellis, Ioanna Karystiani, Menis Koumandareas, Ilias Maglinis, Petros Markaris, Dimitris Nollas, Giannis Xanthoulis, Christos Oikonomou, Nikos Panagiotopoulos, Alexis Panselinos, Titus Patrickios, Giorgos Skampardonis, Ersi Sotiropoulou, Phaidon Tavakakis, Petros Tatsopoulos, Giannis Tsirbas, Evgenia Fakinu, Dionysis Charitopoulos, and Nikos Chouliaras.

Stavroula Papaspirou was born in Athens in 1965. She studied law in Athens and communication media in Paris. A cultural journalist since 1987, she has worked for the newspapers I Avgi and Eleftherotypia, in magazines (To Tetarto, Anti, Metro, Cinema, MEN, Vogue), and in television programs (Vivliorama, Axion Esti, Echei Goustó), primarily covering book reporting. In recent years, she has collaborated with lifo.gr.