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Νομιζω οτι η Ιλιαδα και η Οδυσεια θα επρεπε να ειναι 1 και 2 θεση.

I live in a large U. S. city; I've never read a book by a Greek writer so decided to do so. I searched the catalogs of the local county and city library systems, and of the writers of the 20 books at the top of this list, I could only find books by Nikos Kazantzakis- his novels Zorba the Greek and The Last Temptation of Christ, and some nonfiction of his. It seems Greek writers are mostly ignored here. I will start with "Zorba" anyway, and then maybe buy others.

George wrote: "It seems Greek writers are mostly ignored here...."

Aren't there any classics to be found either? There should be...
As to the modern ones, try finding The Daughter by Pavlos Matesis, At Twilight They Return by Zyranna Zateli, The Late-night News by Petros Markaris or Uncle Petros and Goldbach's Conjecture by Apostolos Doxiadis. Anything else by these authors is fine too, of course.

George wrote: "I live in a large U. S. city; I've never read a book by a Greek writer so decided to do so. I searched the catalogs of the local county and city library systems, and of the writers of the 20 books ..."

you might also find "the flaw" by samarakis, it's an excellent book!

Artemis wrote: "Νομιζω οτι η Ιλιαδα και η Οδυσεια θα επρεπε να ειναι 1 και 2 θεση."

They are first and second, even if they are not credited as such.