Machairidis Christos

Journal of Language and Art “Erisma”, 1995-2025: ‘Searching for the Territory of Dreams’
A discussion marking the thirtieth anniversary of the publication of the Journal of Language and Art ‘Erisma’ (1995-2025). The contributors of the journal will talk about its role and contribution to local, and beyond, culture: Roula Vouraki, philologist and author; Manolis Manousakas, historical researcher and author; and the editor and director of the journal, historical researcher, sculptor, poet, and author Christos Machairidis. Nikos Kourmoulis, cultural journalist and author, will discuss the role of “Erisma” as a tool for reflection and defining thought, and its critical and historical discourse as an antidote to ignorance.

CO-ORGANIZED BY: Erisma Publishing

4th Chania Book Festival 2025

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“Efkrates anagnoseis. Gymnasmata kritikis” (“Temperate readings. Exercises in Criticism”) by Roula Vouraki

Philologist and author Roula Vouraki talks about her new book with philologist Varvara Perraki and publisher Christos Machairidis, author, director of the magazine of language and art “Erisma”.

Co-organized by Erisma Publishing

3rd Chania Book Festival 2024

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“From the voluntary to the compulsory exchange of populations (1914-1923)”
In conversation are Christos Machairidis, historical researcher-author, and George Limantzakis, Turkologist-historian.

Co-organized by Erisma Publishing

2nd Chania Book Festival 2023

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The issue of modern Greek literature with LGBTQ+ content
Discussion with Christos Machairidis, writer, Joseph Alygiosakis, writer, and Roula Vouraki, philologist-writer.

Co-organised by Erisma Publishing

2nd Chania Book Festival 2023

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“O nomos 2870/1922 kai i “eftaktos apochorisis” apo tin Mikra Asia” (“Law 2870/1922 and the “speedy withdrawal” from Asia Minor”) by Christos Machairidis
The author Christos Machairidis talks about his new book with the philologist and writer Roula Vouraki and the philologist Sophia Stathaki.
Co-organized by Erisma Publishing.

1st Chania Book Festival 2022