This is the 18th event in the “Words (can) do it” series in the “1 + 1” format, where two poets read older and newer poems of their own, share poems they love, and engage in conversation with each other and with the audience.
On such a night / hands will speak with memories / time will dilate. [1]
Now I feel within me something like persistent temples pounding. [2]
Stella Voskaridou (Limassol, 1981)
She studied Musicology in Athens and Newcastle, UK. She has published the poetry books Anagelasta, Of Women and the Skalapountara (Technodromion, 2013), Phov, Sublingual Nocturne (Technodromion, 2015), and Micromechanisms (Entefktirio, 2022). Her work has also appeared in anthologies as well as in print and online literary journals. Two of her books have been published in Serbian, while other texts of hers have been translated into English, Spanish, and Chinese.
Stergios Mitas (Thessaloniki, 1980)
He is the author of the poetry collections A Metrical Natural History of Theatres (Mikri Arktos, 2013) and You Know the Ending (with Th. Rakopoulos and A. Psalti, Antipodes, 2017). He has translated and published poetry from French and English. He teaches at the Law School of the University of Nicosia, working in the fields of legal and political philosophy, legal methodology, public law, and the relationship between law and art.
