Konstantinos Alsinos was born in Athens in 1986. While living in Greece, he studied acting and participated in theatrical productions, and now, permanently living in London, he continues to study psychology and criminology. The novel The Wound of the World (published by Mikri Arktos) is his third work.

“Almost perfect culprit” by P. Bruckner and “Creation of people” by B. Satir.

In The Couples Who Wrote the History of Greece by L. Divanis, I discovered the unknown side of great personalities and saw how their “homes” influenced their “in the city” and beyond.

“Returned time” M. Proust.

Anywhere, as long as there is peace. Either at home or in a quiet cafe, but always by the window.

I believe that every book “finds” us when we’re ready to read it, so any guilt is likely to be unjustified.

First of all, the language; be rich, correct and unpretentious, so that the work as a whole does not offend the reader. Required literature.

Of course, the “Eighth Days” of G. Seferis, covering, on the one hand, the last days of his stay as ambassador here in London, and on the other hand, his repatriation to Greece. Now I have more reason to want it…

I don’t think I methodically tried to develop this axis of the story, although the action takes place in 2012. By focusing, from the cop’s point of view, on the characters individually, I “allowed” them to show their anxiety. days, but also an irreparable human error, which ultimately constituted a novel social, psychographic, but also fatally political (in the first sense), which primarily illuminates the damage caused within us.

I choose to dominate the lack of hope and the general belief that nothing seems to change… Something that perhaps partly justifies the general apolitical behavior.