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A Green Line Etched into Our Bodies - Novel 12**

A Green Line Etched into Our Bodies - Novel 12**

A Green Line Etched into Our Bodies - Novel 12**
Βασίλης Κ. Παππάς

Εκδόσεις
Εκδόσεις ΒΚΠ

ISBN: 978-618-5825-62-1
Σελίδες: 444
Δέσιμο: 21Χ15
Εξώφυλλο: Μαλακό εξώφυλλο
Ημερομηνία έκδοσης: 2026/10

Τιμή | 48 43,20 €

προσθήκη στο καλάθι

Before borders were drawn, there was the exodus. And before history was written, there was a voice seeking a place to stand without being extinguished. From this voice, the world is born. This is not a work of memory in the conventional sense; it is a work that grapples with continuity. Here, every place is not a mere backdrop, but a decision. Every movement is not an adventure, but a necessity. A person does not migrate out of desire; they migrate because the land that gave them birth can no longer sustain them. From the Acroceraunian Mountains—where the stone seems to resist the passage of time—to the vast expanses of Pontus and the Caucasus, the narrative follows an internal journey: the transition from the homeland as a certainty to the homeland as a question. It is precisely here that the tragedy of Hellenism is born—not in the loss of the land, but in the inability to redefine it as a secure refuge. The figures that traverse these pages do not seek vindication. They ask only to be recorded, without idealization. They are not heroes; they are bearers of experience. Through them, the Dodecalogy attempts something rare: to show how History is inscribed upon the body, in speech, and in silence—and how that silence ultimately transforms into narrative. The reader is not invited to follow a story, but rather to enter a realm where times and places coexist. What begins as local ends as existential. What seems distant proves to be familiar. And the Dodecalogy, far from closing a cycle, opens it outward—posing a question about what it means to persist in existing when the world around you changes faster than you can inhabit it.

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