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All articles filed in Greece

archiveOctober 17, 2013

What next for Greece?

Maria Margaronis writes for PEN Atlas on the complex and at times chaotic relationship between Greek media and the people of Greece, and what their future together might hold

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archiveJuly 24, 2013

Writing in the Language of ‘the Other’

In another fascinating piece for PEN Atlas, Gazmend Kapllani recounts his journey through languages, the difficulties and opportunities of being a multi-lingual author and how the language of the Other goes back to Homer and the birth of storytelling

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UncategorizedAugust 2, 2012

History and hysteria: The private libraries of dictators

Gazmend Kapllani on the books that were damned and banned during the communist regime in Albania for PEN Atlas

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archiveJune 21, 2012

Memories put in mothballs

In his second despatch for the PEN Atlas, Athens’s based Gazmend Kapllani looks back to the Greek Civil War and considers what effect Civil War has had on the nation’s literature

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UncategorizedMarch 22, 2012

Writing In A City That’s Collapsing

Our first PEN Atlas commission. A piece by Athens based writer Gazmend Kapllani.

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