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Words (can) do it: Dimitra Kationi + Akis Parafelas

Presentation

Hellenic American Union Theater

In the second meeting of “Words (can) do it” for 2025, we explore poetry through the eyes of Dimitra Kationi and Akis Parafelas

This is the 17th “1 + 1” event of  “Words (can) do it”, where two poets read their old and new poems, poems they love, and engage in dialogue with each other and the audience.

Such nights the moon curves the room
the folds of the sheet then define every movement.[1]

Photography is the hope that everything is unknown. [2]

[1] A. Parafelas, ton somaton [excerpt] (Parasimiantiki, 2018)
[2] D. Kationi, Ximerosa [excerpt] (Zoa-Fyta, Kedros, 2023)


 

Dimitra Kationi was born in Kavala in 1983. She studied law and music and works as a musician in Thessaloniki, where she has lived since 2001. She has published three poetry collections: To Paramythi Apo Psila (The Fairy Tale from Above, Roés, 2008), Treis Meres Kai Ena Trito (Three Days and a Third, Thraka, 2016), and Zoa – Fyta (Animals – Plants, Kedros, 2023). Her poems have been translated into Bulgarian, English, German, and Spanish.

Akis Parafelas was born in 1989 in Thessaloniki, where he lives and works. He studied law and German philology. He has published one poetry collection, Parasimiantiki (Thraka, 2018; Enypnio, 2021). He translates from German (Björn Kuhligk, The Language of Gibraltar, Enypnio, 2022; Erich Fried, Biting / The Head of Poetry, Enypnio, 2024) and occasionally contributes articles to print and online magazines.

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