Four vignettes and a story about the occupied territories of Cyprus
The book is developed in three sections with a series of short stories. The first section is a political "geography" for the Left, as the Greeks knew it. They are accounts of true stories from the December stills, Varkiza and Makronisos, death sentences and torture, to the most recent image of a communist.
In the second section the images are stormy. These are small narratives that move in the chariot of the author's personal time. They are real stories - they are not biographies - however they are experiential and give reasons to say even more difficult things than a simple experience.
The last section concerns Cyprus. The author visits the places of the northern occupied part of the island. It hurts the place in a paradoxical, deep way. The descriptions deepen, are fresh with feeling and vibrate the author's soul. He marks the details in the narrative, finds traces everywhere and tells us about this alone.
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