170:, a monthly publication. In 1971 Haviaras joined a think tank formed in Cambridge by members of the organization Δημοκρατική Άμυνα (Democratic Defense), which operated underground in Greece. As its representative from America, Haviaras travelled to Bonn, Germany in August of that year to participate in an international conference aimed at the restoration of democracy in Greece. While working at Harvard, Haviaras attended courses in literature and history at the university’s evening and summer programs. He completed his undergraduate and postgraduate studies in literature and creative writing respectively (BA 1973, MFA 1976) at the low residency program of
56:(Argos) when it was founded in 1927. As a child he experienced the horrors of World War II. When he was 9, the Nazis executed his father, Christos, for his participation in the resistance, while his mother, Georgia Hatzikyriakos, was sent to a concentration camp in Germany. Subsequently the family house was demolished by the occupying forces. After finishing grammar school, Haviaras started working in the construction trades. In battling the twin obstacles of Attention Deficit Disorder and dyslexia, his love for writing found ways to persevere. He began to write poems and plays at age 13.
264:(Kedros, 2014) and the teaching of creative writing at the European Center for the Translation of Literature (EKEMEL), of which he was President in 2000, and the National Book Center of Greece (EKEBI). He also served as Vice President of the Greek Authors Society (2011–2013), and since 2015 he coordinated a creative writing workshop at the Center for Hellenic Studies of Harvard University in Nafplion, Greece. Since 2013 he had been publishing poems and translations of poetry in the Athens journal
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Harvard he was successively promoted to positions of greater responsibility until in 1974 he was appointed Curator of the Woodberry Poetry Room and the Henry Weston Farnsworth Room, two specialized collections in the Harvard College Library system. In 1976 Haviaras began to live with Heather
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Curator of the Poetry and Farnsworth Rooms, Haviaras was responsible for selecting works of poetry from the English-speaking world and making studio recordings of poets reading from their own work. Equally importantly, he organized weekly gatherings, book presentations, poetry readings and
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founded by members of the academic community. Soon he became editor and one of the speakers of its Sunday program, The Voice of Greece, broadcasting over WILD Radio Boston against the military dictatorship in Greece. Following a complaint by “Twenty Greek-American businessmen,” the
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in New York. Upon his return to Greece in April 1961, he found work in the US Airbase in Athens. That same year he met the author, Katerina
Plassara, with whom he traveled to France, Germany and Scandinavia, writing plays. In 1963 he published his first collection of poems,
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1973 was a landmark year for his literary career. He began writing in
English, and many of his poems appeared in literary journals such as Iowa Review, Ploughshares, Dickinson Review, and Kayak. In 1976 his first poetry collection in English,
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publications. In 1984 and for the next 24 years he taught a successful novel-writing workshop at
Harvard’s summer program, and with his assistant, the poet Michael Milburn, he edited and published large selections from sound recordings (
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After completing 40 years of service at the
University, a fund for an annual poetry lecture to honor Stratis Haviaras was established in the Department of English and American Literature and Language by a grant from film maker
137:(Night of the Stiltwalker), amply reflects his opposition to totalitarian rule – it was confiscated by the police soon after it appeared in the bookstores. In Athens, in the autumn of 1966 Haviaras found work as a draftsman in
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in the year 2000 but continued to teach in the Summer
Program until 2008, completing 40 years of service, when he took up permanent residence in Athens. As a writer, he returned to the Greek language with
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imposed the submission of translated texts from Greek to
English and vice versa 96 hours before broadcasting, in essence silencing the program. The Committee continued its activities with
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125:(Lady with a Compass) and for the next few years he worked as a supervising engineer in the construction of the Achelous River hydroelectric dam. His second book of poetry,
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279:(Hermes Publishing 2000, Center for Hellenic Studies, Harvard University Press, 2007) and collaborated with others in the translation of works by
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Haviaras first appeared in the Greek letters with the dramatic monologue "The Rusty Nail" (Kainouria Epochi, Summer 1959), later performed in
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Stratis Haviaras interviews in Greek newspapers and books' periodicals
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In Cambridge, Massachusetts, Haviaras worked as a clerk at Harvard’s
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one of the 10 most important political novels of the 20th century
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in Vermont. At Goddard he met many writers, including
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the military takeover of the government in April, 1967
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THE HEROIC AGE by Stratis Haviaras | Kirkus Reviews
1161:"Tim Pears's top 10 20th-century political novels"
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519:Interviews in newspapers and periodicals
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251:Return to Greece and the Greek language
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332:Millennial Afterlives, a retrospective
382:Πορφυρό και μαύρο νήμα (The Telling),
378:in Greek) Bell 1984, Kastaniotis 1999
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268:and his short stories and memoir
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464:Sylvia Plath Reading her Poetry
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506:Seimus Heaney; a Celebration,
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66:The Odyssey: a Modern Sequel
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135:Η νύχτα του ξυλοπόδαρου
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