Saita Publications and the wonderful Iraklis Lampadariou, the owner of the “general order”, fulfilled a latent desire of
mine: that one day I might cast onto a Saita some of my short stories, which in
one of their flights will bring to many acquaintances-strangers, literature
searches and nostalgic valuations. As with each day that we are becoming more
digital I saw, I got inspired, I wrote, I published!
Everything was about placing my trust in the
publications which –as innovation-brighten Greece
Meet Anna…
Anna Eustratiou Deligianni was born in 1960 in
Makrilies Samothrace N. Evrou.
Studies: She graduated in 1977 from the six-class high
school Samothrace . She holds a degree from the
Philosophical School
Employment: She is employed as a Philologist at the 4th
YEL Alexandroupolis, in which she has served for many years as the Associate
Director.
Publications: She is a poet and a writer,
columnist-essayist, literature reviewer, and in that capacity
she has been presenting the work of Greek poet and
prose writers since 1994.
In 2011 her short story “Third Age” was distinguished
in a short story competition.
She writes verse stories and fairytales which are
published in similar sites like “Flying
Castle
The reader has the chance to meet her on the page: http://douridasliterature/com/annaDeligianni.html,
and in other pages such as the e-book published by Saita Publications, titled
“A Bank note’s Journey”, in the electronic magazine “Word play”, etc. She
contributes often in the daily and press magazine, Vima and Eleftherotypia. She
is a self-taught painter due to years of persistence in trying different
painting materials.
In terms of Samothrace ,
because she adores the local dialect she writes short stories and poetry. She has
written a dictionary on the Samothracian dialect which was awared with commendation by the Athens
Academy
Commons-social contribution: She has been involved for
many years in different positions with commons and in 2007 she became a
parliamentary candidate in Evros. For her volunteer work she was honored by the
Municipality Alexandroupolis in 2012.
Marital Status: She is married with the teacher,
Giorgo Tsioulpa, and they have two children, Hari and Filio.
Translation from Greek: Metaxia Tzimouli
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