Greek Fiction Books

Χειρονομίες Ντροπής

Author: Vasilis Mpoutos

"Gestures of Shame" is a collection of 28 concise Greek-Byzantine stories, where the chronicler delights in showcasing what escapes journalists. A psychiatric hospital in Corfu preparing to celebrate,...

"Gestures of Shame" is a collection of 28 concise Greek-Byzantine stories, where the chronicler delights in showcasing what escapes journalists. A psychiatric hospital in Corfu preparing to celebrate, a gardener in a cemetery with distinguished deceased, the portrait of a traffic warden, the "unknown love life" of Greeks, some Zaidas, Dimitra who predicts...

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"Gestures of Shame" is a collection of 28 concise Greek-Byzantine stories, where the chronicler delights in showcasing what escapes journalists. A psychiatric hospital in Corfu preparing to celebrate, a gardener in a cemetery with distinguished deceased, the portrait of a traffic warden, the "unknown love life" of Greeks, some Zaidas, Dimitra who predicts the future in a coffee shop, and other related elements constitute his troupe.

Vasilis Boutos seems to disdain direct speech and often prophesies with a poetic elliptical writing style that intoxicates him. The reader will find a decline in values - "moral" values - and at the same time a "religion" projected behind the simple writing of these stories.

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Author
Vasilis Mpoutos
Publisher
Odos Panos
Publishers
Panos Street
Type
Prose
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
142
Publication Date
1986
Dimensions
17x12 cm

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