Ομογενής εκδότρια, λάτρης του ελληνισμού οργανώνει Λογοτεχνική εκδήλωση στην Αθήνα

Have a nice day! Feel free to email me at abuonocore@vhpprojec.org with any questions you may have. Some of you may want to cover this event in your publications.

Literary Cafe Premiere of Voices of Hellenism
Ypsilandou 3 Agios Dimitrios
Attika, Greece
19:00 (7:00 PM)
Poetry Reading Featuring: Thanasis Maskaleris, Angelos Sakkis, Belica Kubareli, John Kyriazoglou, and Annamarie Buonocore
Open Microphone to Follow

Voices of Hellenism is a new literary and academic journal for the Hellenic world based in the San Francisco Bay Area. Each year, the journal publishes poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, scholarly essays, political essays, and artwork. The first issue was released in January and can be purchased for a nominal price at www.vociesofhellenism.org.

Sincerely,

Annamarie Buonocore
Publisher, Founding Editor
Voices of Hellenism Publications

Annamarie Buonocore is the publisher and founding editor of the Voices of Hellenism Literary Journal and director of Voices of Hellenism Publications Association, a nonprofit literary society that works with writers and artists, and sponsors publishing projects in the Greek community around the world. Voices of Hellenism Literary Journal is a global publication featuring poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, scholarly essays, and artworks that are avant garde in nature. Submissions flood in from professional writers, academicians, and members of the community from all over the world. The journal bridges the gaps between Modern Greek academia and the global Greek community, preserving the history of the Greek Diaspora and making the knowledge of Modern Greek literature more accessible to Greeks around the world, Philhellenes, and the general public. Annamarie Buonocore started the journal in 2011 with a desire to give back to the Greek-American community. She is an editor, publisher, and writer from the San Francisco Bay Area who enjoys reading, writing poetry, painting, singing, philanthropy, traveling to Greece, and Greek-American activism. She recently attended the Muses Poetry Workshop at the Athens Centre in Athens. She believes that everybody has a story to tell and that publishing is a powerful phenomenon that can change communities one person at a time.