The third collective volume of mystery and crime fiction short stories with Thessaloniki as a common place highlights once again the mysterious aspects and dark narratives of a cosmopolitan city with uninterrupted history and wondrous polyphony. "The City Beneath the City" is its numerous historical layers, the secrets it encloses and keeps well within its bowels, in an evolving space-time that shapes it. From antiquity to the present day, it is confronted with revolts, conspiracies, assassinations and intrigues, injustices that arouse popular protests, resistances and triumphs of individual and collective will, unthinkable crimes of passion, hatred or blind faith, unfortunate moments. A legacy to its young citizens, a dark legacy that inspires its writers, "The City Beneath the City" is about its underworld, the people and situations of organized crime, of delinquency, a set of true crime stories that have nothing to envy from the invented plots of the authors of a mystery fiction.

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