Lozana is not just a biography, nor merely a novel. In this captivating text, which became a bestseller from the moment it was first published by Estia Publications, real and fictional characters merge to recreate the image of the City before World War I.

Maria Jordaniadou wrote the book in 1963, when she was already sixty-six years old, because - she said - she did not want to take with her the few things she knew. Lozana is the story of her grandmother: through it, Maria Jordaniadou revives an entire era, even "now, that all this has passed and the grass of oblivion is already beginning to grow."

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