Alexis Stamatis - Literary Festivals and Round Tables

Literary Festivals and Round Tables

  • 2001 - Represented Greece at the 2001 Leipzig Book Fair
  • 2001 - Represented Greece at the 3rd Round table of European Poetry in Riga and Sigulda, Latvia
  • 2002 - Represented Greece at the Sydney Writer’s Festival
  • 2003 - Represented Greece at the Blue Metropolis Writers Festival in Montreal, Canada
  • 2003 – Presented the French edition of his novel Bar Flaubert at the Salon de Literature Europeene in Cognac, France
  • 2004 – Presented the French edition of his novel Bar Flaubert at the Panorama de la Littérature Grecque Contemporaine in Caen, France
  • 2004 - Represented Greece at the Southeast European Literature Festival in Salonika and Istanbul, Turkey
  • 2004 - Participated at the world famous International Writing Program of the University of Iowa through a Greek Fulbright Artists & Art-Scholars Award, 2004–2005
  • 2005 - Spent one month at Villa Mont Noir, the birthplace of Marguerite Yourcenar with a fellowship of The Conseil du Nord
  • 2005 - Participated at the Summer School for Translation of the University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK
  • 2006 - Participated at the 5th Cinema & Literature International Forum of Monte Carlo presentig his novel Bar Flauber which has been adapted as a screenplay
  • 2007 - Participated at the Edinburgh International Book Fair, in Edinburgh, Scotland
  • 2008 - Did an all USA book tour presenting his book American Fugue which won the International Literature Award by NEA (National Endowment for the Arts). Presented his book at Washington College, the Greek Embassy in Washington, Yale, Harvard, NYU, Brown, San Francisco University, Boston College, Youngstown Un, Akron Un, Kent Un, Loyola Marymound, Michigan Un, Iowa Un., San Bernardino Un., Morningside Bookstore NY
  • 2009 - Spent one month in Shanghai as a Writer in Residence invited by the Shanghai Writer's Association
  • 2009 - Participated at the Belgrade Book Fair, in Belgrade, Serbia
  • 2011- Participated at the Bosphorous Book Fair, in Istanbul, Turkey

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