But – lean in and let me whisper in your ear:– at the four-thousand-foot Palamidi, up until this moment I'm speaking to you, I have not climbed! No, I have not climbed. And sometimes I ponder, in sober hours, in moments of bitter clarity, that it is perhaps already too late for me, or that it was not meant for me to climb.

April. My son's book (1946). On the occasion of the fortieth anniversary of the death of Angelos Terzakis, modern Hellenists, theater scholars, and artists illuminate with their presentations all the aspects of his multifaceted presence, presenting the results of their research into his rich prose, theatrical, essayistic, and critical works, as well as his tenure at the National Theatre.

Personal testimonies about Terzakis's human moments complete his portrait, simultaneously bringing to life the multidimensional and pivotal scene of the '30s generation for Greek letters. With this book, the Department of Theatre Studies of EKPA aims to renew scientific interest in the multifaceted intellectual contribution of Angelos Terzakis.