Petrie Harbouri

• Oct-1998
• / General Fiction
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Graffiti, that humblest form of words offered up in clandestine anonymity, has always provided a release for those who repress desires, insults or convictions. And Athens, where Petrie Harbouri's first novel is set, is a city rich in graffiti. It ...

• Jul-1999
• / Literary
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Robert has come to work in Chloe's Greek garden, ignoring the curious rumors that circulate about her past. Chloe has been a widow for twenty-four years, but her husband's death is still a subject of speculation, along with her relationship with t...

• Nov-2002
• / General Fiction
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Three brothers, born in the eighteenth century on the Greek island of Cephalonia were to spread their wings and soar to impressive heights in three professions. A whole generation of physicians would recall Giambattista, the tall, thin medical parago...