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Ελπίζω να Ξέρεις Κολύμπι Είπε η Καρύδα Μερικές όχι και Τόσο Ειρηνικές Ιστορίες από τον Ειρηνικό

Author: Dimitris Tzimeas

- I hope you know how to swim, said the coconut.
- Okay, I don't cross oceans like you do, I replied. But why do you ask? Do you know something I don't;

Can you imagine a tropical paradise in the...

- I hope you know how to swim, said the coconut.
- Okay, I don't cross oceans like you do, I replied. But why do you ask? Do you know something I don't;

Can you imagine a tropical paradise in the middle of the Pacific transforming into a lunar landscape? A country sinking day by day into the sea like in a Shakespearean tragedy? Monstrous mining machines at...

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  • Release 01/04/2026
  • Pages Pages 268
  • Publisher Publisher Diaylos
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- I hope you know how to swim, said the coconut.
- Okay, I don't cross oceans like you do, I replied. But why do you ask? Do you know something I don't;

Can you imagine a tropical paradise in the middle of the Pacific transforming into a lunar landscape? A country sinking day by day into the sea like in a Shakespearean tragedy? Monstrous mining machines at the depths of the ocean preparing to dismember the seabed? These images seem like scenes from science fiction movies, but they are not. They are entirely real.

From Nauru to Bikini and from Papua to Vanuatu, "I hope you know how to swim," said the coconut, depicts a world you won't find in travel brochures. Its stories unfold with black humor, anger, and a tender irony about the human species that loves to destroy what it admires. Stories often astonishingly irrational, stemming from the unwavering belief that everything on Earth—forests, seas, islands—is just numbers on a (promising) balance sheet.

And thus, they inevitably reveal the most uncomfortable truth: climate disaster is not an accident. It is the logical end of an era that vainly prioritizes development over life. But can a society whose own values caused the crisis envision a way out?

Eleven stories. No happy ending. Much laughter (because otherwise we would cry). For those who dare to look into the abyss we created — without sunglasses. "The others should wait until their neighborhood becomes the next story, said the coconut."

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Author
Dimitris Tzimeas
Publisher
Diaylos
Publishers
Channel
Type
Science Fiction, Social
Subtitle
-
Cover
Film
Number of Pages
268
Release Date
01/04/2026
Publication Date
2026
Dimensions
14x21 cm
ISBN-13
9789605315245

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