Hypocrisy Has a Face is a record of Kafiris’ exploration into the cosmopolitan city of Athens.

These powerful poems explore how the political landscape of a city can impact our existence whilst constantly inspiring the reinvention of our identity. Hypocrisy Has a Face shows the resilience of the citizen in times of personal conflict and crisis.

Dina Kafiris’ first full-length poetry collection explores her response to life in Athens during the tumultuous first decade of this century as a means of exploring how a political landscape can inspire the reinvention of identity and show the resilience of citizens in times of personal crisis.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Born in Sydney in 1969, of Greek parents, Dina Kafiris entered the literary scene aged seventeen following the publication of her first poem. Her poetry, fiction and essays have appeared in literary magazines and she was a regular member of and collaborator with the Corais group of the Greek literary review Nea Synteleia, under the poet Nanos Valaoritis. Her debut poetry chapbook, The
Blinding Light Circling Elpida, in one act, was published by Original Plus in 2014 and is from her forthcoming trilogy 21st-century Modern Greece: The First Decade. Dina Kafiris lives in north London.