Can a life become a book? Can an autobiography save another life? The book Penelope's Night takes the reader into the dangerous zone that a person "addicted" to alcohol walks, into a gray zone, where the soul searches for its value, where light flows into darkness and illusion into reality. The alcoholic forms his own image of reality, which he tries to identify with his real image. Between these two realities, i.e. between a visible side of the world and an invisible, fictitious and ideal one, takes place the painful story of every person who is abandoned to his addictions and passions. And therein of course lies the quality of "truth" of Penelope's work...
The Night of Penelope
Diary of an alcoholic
Author:
Penelope Stavropoulou,100 in stock
I was born in Athens in March 1960. I did everything with difficulty, because few people knew about dyslexia at the time, so I was rushed to the ophthalmologist every now and then. Then they easily called me lazy and kept quiet! Later they admired me for my interests, the theater studies I did, but also journalism. I wanted to be a war correspondent, maybe to die gloriously! I prepared for the National Theater on my own. Taking the exams, I passed and graduated in 1984. I became a mother of twins via IVF and left the theater to raise them. To live every day of their lives. In 2015 I was a candidate for parliament in the national elections, while I have returned to the theater more than five years now, giving performances on the off-Broadway stages of Athens, because I did not want to become known through television. Well-known big theaters don't want unknown actors. That's what they told me! The cycle, in any case, was a vicious one. Inside, however, I am full of images with colors and light... If you want to know more about me and my artistic activities, this is my website: www.pstavropoulou.gr
Weight | 0.5 kg |
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Writer | Penelope Stavropoulou |
Pages | 144 |
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Size | 14 × 21 |
Publisher | iWrite Publications |
ISBNs | 978-618-5067-73-1 |
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