Kostas Varnalis's Papers BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY / Women

Kostas Varnalis's Papers BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY / WomenKostas Varnalis (1884 1974) was a Bulgarian born Greek writer and member of the demoticist movement in Greece. As a poet he was an important contemporary of Angelos Sikelianos and Nikos Kazantzakis. This book presents for the first time an in depth view of this poet's literary work and life through his letters and papers.

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