Lemos, Natasha and Eleni Yannakakis, eds. Critical Times, Critical Thoughts: Contemporary Greek Writers Discuss Facts and Fiction. Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2015. xii, 250 p.

ISBN 1443882747; 9781443882743

Includes:

Introduction (pp. 1-17)

Part I: The Other

Ch. One: Angela Dimitrakaki. "To Be or Not to Be an Organic Intellectual When Fascism Is Repeated as Farce? The Case of Contemporary Greece" (pp. 20-37); Ch. Two: Theodoros Grigoriadis. "The 'Other' and the Crisis" (pp. 38-52); Ch. Three: Tilemachos Kotsias. "Difference Is Truly a Gift" (pp. 53-62); Ch. Four: Mikela Chartoulari. "The Representation of the Other in Recent Greek Fiction" (pp. 63-91).

Part II: The Historical Novel

Ch. Five: Rhea Galanaki. "The Reality of Today in Today's Historical Novel" (pp. 94-115); Ch. Six: Yorgis Yatromanolakis. "Corrupting History and Narrating Corruption" (pp. 116-124); Ch. Seven: Maro Douka. "In Speaking for Myself I Spoke also about You" (pp. 125-137); Ch. Eight: Vangelis Hatzivasileiou. "The Recent Revival of the Historical Novel in Greece" (pp. 138-142).

Part III: Detective Fiction

Ch. Nine: Filippos Filippou. "Crime Fiction during the Crisis" (pp. 144-159); Ch. Ten: Marlena Politopoulou. "When the Crisis Wears Noir" (pp. 160-173); Ch. Eleven: Vassilis Danellis. "Literature as a Reflection of Its Time" (pp. 174-187); Ch. Twelve: Yorgos N. Perantonakis. "The Crime Novel: From Natural to Social Perpetrator" (pp. 188-203).

Part IV: Cyprus

Ch. Thirteen: Panos Ioannides. "History, the Inexhaustable Source of Literature" (pp. 206-215); Ch. Fourteen: Frangiski Ambatzopoulou. "Niki Marangou: Writing as an Art of Survival" (pp. 216-233); Ch. Fifteen: Miltiades Hatzopoulos. "Betwixts and Betweens" (pp. 234-240).