The two texts, two versions of the same work, are published for the first time in a book in Greek.

First is the one-act play The Confessional, where each character is isolated with a spotlight from the rest of the stage space and confesses a traumatic memory or their innermost thoughts that they believe affect or justify their current behavior.

Instructions for Navigators is the title of the second work, which takes place in a bar where everyday people, small vessels at the mercy of every change in weather, harbor their boredom and expose their problems.

The works are indeed dialogical, but without any significant external action, and their strength relies on a series of internal monologues, where the characters do not address their fellow patrons in the bar, but rather themselves - with the audience always as recipients.

These monologues are inventive in their simplicity, emotional in their harshness, and relentless in their honesty.

[Excerpt from the text on the back cover of the edition]