Yannis Anastasopoulos

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Yannis Anastasopoulos was born in Chalkida on 1931. After finishing high school he worked as a printer and book-binder. From 1956 since 1974 his occupation was that of artish/book-binder, opening his first book-binding shop in Chalkida. On 1962 he became a member of the Union of Greek Writers and Jornalists and on 1966 a member of Greek Writers Society. On 1981 he was awarded by the Union of Greek Writers. On 1966 he wins the 2nd price for Greek short-story in Johannesburg.

[edit] Works

  • «Αμπωτις και Παλίρροια» (short-stories, 1959),
  • «Ιστορικός - τουριστικός οδηγός Εύβοιας Σκύρου» (1962),
  • «Πάθος και Λύτρωσις» (theatrical play, 1965),
  • «Ιστορία των Ευβοϊκών Βυζαντινών Μονών» (1967),
  • «Ώρες Αγάπης» (poems, 1971),
  • «Ιστορία της ιδρύσεως των ευβοϊκών αποικιών (7th c-6th c BC)» (1974),
  • «Αρχαίοι κάτοικοι της Χαλκίδας (6000-800 BC)» (1995),
  • «Η κοινωνία των ανθρώπων» (1996),
  • «Αρχαίοι κάτοικοι της Χαλκίδας» (1996),
  • «Όρθροι και Εσπερινοί» (short-stories, 1996),
  • «Σκιρτήματα» (poems, 1997).
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