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Α.Ε. - ΤΟ ΤΡΑΓΟΥΔΙ "ΒΟΥΡΚΟΛΑΚΑΣ„
ΠΕΡΜΑΘΙΩ, ΠΙΠΙΝΙΩ
ΑΡΕΤΟΥΛΑ, ΣΤΕΦΑΝΗΣ
ΠΕΡΜΑΘΙΩ, ΠΙΠΙΝΙΩ
ΔΕΣΠΩ, ΚΩΣΤΑΝΤΗΣ, ΑΡΕΤΟΥΛΑ
ΠΕΡΜΑΘΙΩ, ΠΙΠΙΝΙΩ
ΣΥΝΕΣΙΟΣ, ΠΕΡΜΑΘΙΩ, ΠΙΠΙΝΙΩ
A modest volume arrives as a personal gift, opening with a warm letter that hints at the care and effort poured into its pages. Inside, readers will find “The Mazochtéra” alongside several short folk tales from Crete and the surrounding islands, each preserving the rhythmic simplicity of oral tradition while inviting modern ears to linger over familiar customs and subtle humor.
Beyond the tales, the book culminates in a short drama that wrestles with the clash between ancient cultural roots and the pressures of contemporary education. Through a protagonist caught between the expectations of his community and the lure of new ideas, the play explores themes of identity, learning, and the restless desire to belong. The author’s reflective voice, threaded through the introductory missive, adds an intimate layer that invites listeners to consider the value of stories in shaping both personal and collective futures.
Full title
Η μαζώχτρα κι άλλες ιστορίες Ο Βουρκόλακας - Δράμα Ο Βουρκόλακας - Δράμα
Language
el
Duration
~4 hours (274K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
Aug 29, 2010
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1849–1923
Remembered as one of Lesbos’s important literary voices, this Greek poet, prose writer, and translator wrote under a pen name and became a strong supporter of demotic Greek. His work helped bring everyday speech and island life into modern Greek literature.
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