Nagy, Gregory and Anna Stavrakopoulou, eds. Jennifer Reilly, Associate ed. Modern Greek Literature: Critical Essays. New York - London: Routledge, 2003. viii, 199 p.

ISBN 0815337779; 9780815337775

Includes: Patricia Felisa Barbeito and Vangelis Calotychos, "The Man, the Woman, and Her Writing: Transcendence and/or Defacement in Elisavet Moutzan-Martinengou's Autobiography" (pp. 42-61); Panagiotis Roilos, "The Poetics of Mimicry: Pitzipios Ο Πίθηκος Ξουθ and the Beginnings of the Modern Greek Novel" (pp. 62-78); Yota Batsaki, "'There was only one thing paradoxical about the man': An Oblique Perspective on Madness in Four Stories by Georgios M. Vizyenos" (pp. 79-98); George Syrimis, "Promiscuous Texts and Abandoned Readings in the Poetry of C.P. Cavafy" (pp. 99-118); Emmanouela Kantzia, "Literature as Historiography: The Boxful of Guilt" (pp. 119-136); Monika Kallan, "Leaving, Losing, Letting Go: Some Steps in Bilingual Transformations in the Work of Theodor Kallifatides" (pp. 137-157); Anna Stavrakopoulou, "'Return from Greece': Journey and Homecoming in Two Contemporary Greek Novels" (pp. 158-170); Dimitrios Yatromanolakis,"Palimpsests of Sappho in Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century Greece: An Overview" (pp. 171-189).