The Zaboliaris Encephalos

Η Epic of Zengou was born in Larissa, where he lives practicing the profession of a veterinary clinic. Married to Konstantinos Zengos, mother of three children and guardian of a loving kitten. He is a member of the Voluntary Action of Veterinarians of Greece, having participated in several missions for  sterilizations, vaccinations, treatment of stray animals throughout the country. He has written the essay "Journey to the World of Dementia" 2014,  the children's fairy tales of knowledge: "The (very special) chromosome 21" in 2015, "My grandfather and Mr. Alzheimer" in 2018 which have been translated and released in English by the publishing house ONTIME BOOKS. The rights from her first two works have been fully granted by the author to the Hellenic Society of Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders and to the Association of Parents and Friends of People with Down Syndrome of Thessaly "o Kyknos" respectively. The fairy tale about OCD (Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder) "The crazy brain" is the product of collaboration with the English teacher and translator Ms. Mikaella Gergiokas who has undertaken the commentary and translation into English. She is an active member of Alzheimer Greece, has presented speeches and chaired pan-Hellenic conferences of the Alzheimer Society, while she was awarded (8/12/2022) for her action and contribution to informing and raising awareness about dementia by the Hellenic Initiative for Alzheimer's disease.

Η Mikaella L. Gerogioka-Tsoutsouka was born in Larissa. She holds an MA in Translation and Interpreting from the University of Sheffield where her thesis topic is related to OCD. He also owns    MA in Education from the Open University, BA in English Literature and Linguistics and Diploma in English Literature from the University of Westminster in London. He teaches Linguistics and English at a Private College that collaborates with British universities. She is the director of the English Language, Translation and Interpreting Center in Larissa, where  teaches English to Greeks and collaborates with numerous EU institutions, UNESCO, multinational companies, scientific organizations, municipalities and universities providing translation and interpretation services. She is married to Nikos Tsoutsoukas, Chemical Engineer and mother of two children. Writing is part of her interests such as painting, traveling, learning foreign languages ​​and reading.

Η Anastasia Tsoutsuka was born in Larissa in 2002 and is a student at the School of Fine Arts in Athens. She has shown her talent and inclination in the artistic field from a young age and has taken part in exhibitions with paintings of traditional technique using materials such as charcoal, oil paints, watercolors and acrylics. Also, during her studies, she began to deal with other artistic fields of wider creation, such as the design of posters and videos for private and public bodies related to conferences and events. He is particularly interested in contemporary digital and visual arts.