How important is writing to you?

Writing entered my life years ago as a way out of everyday life, a companionship in lonely nights, a journey to magical and dreamy worlds where nothing could be forbidden by natural laws or finite human possibilities. It's a relationship that grows stronger day by day and I think it's a fair relationship. The time I devote to it and its dominant position in the scale of my interests are completely compensated by the joys and emotions it has given me.

"The moment I first held the book in my hands, time stopped. I wasn't sure what I was feeling. […] iWrite… What about these guys? The appetite, the creativity, the passion for an even result but also the skills to achieve it are evident from the first moment."

How did you feel when you published your book?

The moment I first held the book in my hands time stopped. I wasn't sure what I was feeling. It might have been the strangest moment of my life. Like I felt everything and nothing. You go through so many stages to get to the point of publishing a book and when you finally do, all those moments go through your mind like a short film. I think joy, excitement and a little anxiety about how people will receive it are the dominant emotions.

Why do you think you made the right choice with iWrite.gr?

iWrite… How about these guys? The appetite, the creativity, the passion for an even result but also the skills to achieve it are evident from the first moment. A random passage through the site was the reason for meeting them and the meeting with them a few days later dispelled any doubts I might have had about our eventual collaboration. From the first moment you feel like a member of a large and creative family that has only one goal, to make the book as good as possible and closer to what the author has in mind. In such an exciting yet difficult journey that we embarked on together a few months ago, there was never a moment of doubt in my mind as to whether my choice was the right one.

"You go through so many stages to get to the point of publishing a book, and when you finally do, all these moments go through your mind like a short film. I think joy, excitement and a little anxiety about how people will receive it are the dominant emotions."