Fifty-three women writers of contemporary Greek literature join their voices in a Voice, wanting to speak about the reality of gender violence, visible and invisible, about the structures of gender domination in their complexity, about the experiences of oppression and the struggle for empowerment, emancipation, true companionship and solidarity. Their stories are compelling as they tell tales of violence and resistance, travelling from the most remote villages to the megacities, from Europe to the depths of Africa and Latin America. Always keeping in mind the pioneering Greek women writers who were forgotten by official history, the authors of this book, also living the reality of gender violence in one way or another, in one field of daily life or another, wanted to amplify the voices of women and make their truth heard. The authors of this volume are members of the Network of Women Writers Against Gender Violence and Femicide “Her Voice”. Proceeds from the book's royalties will be donated to the European Network Against Violence.
The book is available at the Library; Call. Nο.: 889.334 Φων [in Greek].
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