A TriAngle

by Maria Tzoutzopoulou

In my writing journey to this poetry collection, my trip to Paris has been a great source of inspiration. Everywhere, there has been only one familiar shape to catch my eye among others.
“A TriAngle” is my second work of poetry.

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66 pages, Paperback

First published May 13, 2019

About the author

Born and raised in Athens, Greece, I have enjoyed and created art from an early age. Years later, my studies in civil engineering allowed me to combine my love for the arts with my belief in an orderly world. Meanwhile, reading and writing have always been my favorite pursuits.
While collaborating as an editor with other authors, assisting them in their writing endeavors, in 2014, I wrote and published independently my first book in English, The Great Journey, which was later published in Greek under the title To Megalo Taxidi.
Since then, I have been exploring different writing genres. So far, I have also published the following books:
φρέντο (2024)
φρέντο (2024)
Adieus (2023)
En Route (2016)
At This Time of the Year (2017)
Instants of Mine (2017)
something like (2018)
A TriAngle (2019)
something like in reverse (2020)

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Reviews

[Sindy Castellanos · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wonderful, moving, seductive poetry. With brief words, intimately conveys impressions from everyday experiences. The author has a special resonance when interacting with nature, which can evoke memory and vital perceptions in whoever reads it.
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Poesía maravillosa, conmovedora, seductora. Con breves palabras, transmite de forma íntima impresiones frente a experiencias cotidianas. La autora tiene una especial resonancia al interactuar con la naturaleza, lo que puede evocar memoria y percepciones vitales en quien la lee.

[Maria Tzoutzopoulou · Rating 5 out of 5]

In my writing journey to this poetry collection, my trip to Paris has been a great source of inspiration. Everywhere, there has been only one familiar shape to catch my eye among others.
A TriAngle is my second work of poetry