Camatsos, Efrosini. The Female 'I' in Modern Greek Prose Fiction 1924-1962: A Literary Development of Freeing the Female Voice. With a foreword by Christopher Robinson. Lewiston, NY and Queenston, Ontario: The Edwin Mellen Press, 2013. xv, 297 p.

ISBN 0773440739; 9780773440739

Also published as an e-book: Lewiston, NY: The Edwin Mellen Press, 2012 (ISBN 0773418245; 9780773418240).

Includes: Abstract (pp. i-iii); Christopher Robinson, "Foreword" (pp. v-ix); Author's Preface (pp. xi-xii); Introduction (pp. 1-41); 1. "Early Uses of the Female 'I' by Male and Female Authors" (pp. 42-101); 2. "Speaking through Silence: Disrupting Language" (pp. 102-141); 3. "'I' or 'She'? Shifting Filter Characters" (pp. 142-190); 4. "Gendered Narration: The Case of Dido Sotiriou" (pp. 191-230); 5. "Gender or Marginality?: Kostas Tachtsis's The Third Wedding Wreath" (pp. 231-256); Conclusion (pp. 257-268); Bibliography (pp. 269-293); Index (pp. 294-297).

Additional Greek authors whose names are given in the titles of subsections include: Grigorios Xenopoulos (section 1.2a [pp. 53-61]), Nikos Katiforis (1.2b [pp. 61-74]), Galateia Kazantzakis (1.3a [pp. 75-89]), Lilika Nakou (1.3b [pp. 89-101] and 3.3 [pp. 155-171]), Melpo Axioti (2.2 [pp. 109-129]), Maria Ralli (2.3 [pp. 130-141]), Margarita Lymberaki (3.4 [pp. 171-190]).