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New 2023 Edition First edition 2012 The tiller of the times is Augerinos Andreou's sixth of eight Greek poetry collections. Written in modern Greek in 2006, it is the first to be translated into English. What is the connection between ancient Greek culture, folk lore, history and the long-suffering Greek citizen of the day? The poet, a respected lawyer in the EU state of Greece, opens a window for the reader into his inner world. He unfolds his ethics and aesthetics by capturing moments in time both past and present. Poignant and evocative, his poetry reflects life in the countryside as well…mehr

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New 2023 Edition First edition 2012 The tiller of the times is Augerinos Andreou's sixth of eight Greek poetry collections. Written in modern Greek in 2006, it is the first to be translated into English. What is the connection between ancient Greek culture, folk lore, history and the long-suffering Greek citizen of the day? The poet, a respected lawyer in the EU state of Greece, opens a window for the reader into his inner world. He unfolds his ethics and aesthetics by capturing moments in time both past and present. Poignant and evocative, his poetry reflects life in the countryside as well as urban living: the rich tapestry of life in Greece at the beginning of the third millenium. Andreou's poetry collections are: 'Reversals,' 'Double gate,' 'Stone and light,' 'After the storm,' Tracing the times,' The tiller of the times,' Seventh writ,' and 'Red stone.' Original Greek text published with permissions for comparison and study on this site: https://tilleringreek.wordpress.com/ REVIEWED by: Dr. Maria Sidiropoulou, Professor of Translation Studies, Department of English Language and Literature National and Kapodistrian University of Athens [This translator, Connie Stamos} '... deftly articulated a target [i.e.English] version of Augerinos Andreou's poetry, manifesting a profound understanding of the poet's lyricism, folk culture-orientedness and an in/justice awareness which permeates social experience and the poet's work.' Dr M. Sidiropoulou from Preface, 'The tiller of the times' (A Andreou 2nd ed. 2023).Print version

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Augerinos Andreou is a High Court lawyer in Greece. He studied law at Athens University and continues to live and work in Athens. He was born in the mountain village of Ano Kalendini, near Arta in Epirus. Augerinos Andreou is a long-time member of the historic Hellenic Literary Society founded by Nikos Kazantzakis and Angelos Sikelianos in Athens, and also its current Secretary and former President (2009). Mr Andreou is the co-founder of the Athenian Society of Culture. Augerinos Andreou's regular talks on Greek history, folklore and culture delight his audience. His tireless work curating, interpreting and analysing the lyrics of folk songs have produced a large body of valuable research of over 600 works to date. Augerinos Andreou's literary essays have been published in numerous literary magazines: 'The Valley of Ideas,' 'The Sampi of Poetry' and 'The Path of a Story' and in newspapers. He publishes the Greek literary magazine: 'Reversals.' He has written eight poetry collections, two of which have been translated: 'Reversals,' 'Double gate,' 'Stone and light,' 'After the storm,' Tracing the times,' The tiller of the times,' Seventh writ,' and 'Red stone.' Translator: Connie Stamos is a translator, publisher and Education technologist who is originally from Sydney, Australia. She studied English & modern Greek literature, language and linguistics at Athens University, with post graduate studies in IT and eLearning design in Australia and the UK. She has lived and worked as educator in Australia, Greece, and the UK. She is also a virtuoso pianist and a most avid archer. Connie Stamos on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/connie-stamos-8134a426