Dimitrios Tsouvalis was born in Neohori Messolonghi in March 1946. He received his basic education in Katun, Galaxidi, Amfilochia, Astakos and Agrinio. He studied mathematics, computer science and robotics in Uppsala, Sweden. Together with others, he founded the literary magazines Synthesis and Embolimon. He writes poetry, short stories, novels and theater. His latest book is The Soul of the Rebels (published by Armos).

“The Magic of May” by Georgis Papanikolaou, “The Journey of the Soul” by Joanna Papamichail, “The Magical Journey of Nicholas to Ancient Athens” by Anna G. Nikolaou.

Giannis Ayiannis, timeless role model.

I invite the sharp Thanasis Lala, the charismatic Olga Nikolaida, the dreamer Efi Georgakis, the prolific Babis Papaloukas, the musical researcher Antonis Kondo, the multi-talented Spyros Gurgiotis and the cheerful Eleni Zacharis. Beginners drink wine uninvited, turning the white tablecloth red.

The art of spiritual fatherhood and motherhood. “They lead people. The art of arts” by Angelica Kariotoglu.

I read the classics as a teenager, in my youth, and ended a relationship as a man. Now I read new authors.

The Golden and Iron Testament of Polivios Dimitrakopoulos.

The fear of flying in machines not made of the stuff of our souls, brilliant but imperfect imitations of birds or marine predators, fills the soul that has not been chosen as a means of flight with confusion. A dull mind, frightened, powerless to carry out the missions of right thought, forms desperate and painful falls.

Fears disappear when we look into their eyes. Our thoughts went to places they would never see, we were threatened by disasters they would never know. The chaos of the soul, the infinity of thought, the abyss of evil. They have zero fears. We look at them and they look down.

Man usually flies in the clouds. He flies his aircraft, with no safety rules and no fall protection nets. Carefree flight, driven by the soul and controlled by the imagination, without fear of a fellow traveler.