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Author, Konstantinos Koskoletos, has launched an
independent publishing company, Artemis Arrow Books LLC, to
publish Greek and English language works focused on Greek-
related stories like his memoir dealing with his tumultuous childhood
during the Nazi Occupation of Greece.
The founder envisions publishing additional works by Konstantinos
Koskoletos as well as other independent writers whose work would
be of interest to Greeks, and Greek-Americans. His aim is to
educate and inform readers about important historical events of the
past that people are unaware of and yet have a lingering impact in
today’s world.
In “Miseries of Occupation: A Child Survivor Remember” the author
traces the mystery surrounding how his father came to be falsely
accused of a crime and then executed with sixteen other Greek
resistance soldiers.
“Péra apó tous Orízontes” (“Beyond the Horizons”) is a Greek-
language title about an adventurer-historian like the ancient Greek
historian Pausanias. Starting in Constantinople, the Queen of the
Bosporus, the narrator travels 25,000 miles around the globe
searching for the meaning of civilization both ancient and modern. It
deals with themes of political corruption, and the struggles of an
immigrant to new lands. (The English language version will be
available soon.)
Both of these titles have wide appeal for readers of all ages but they
are especially engaging for anyone who seeks a better
understanding of the historical context of Greece both during and
after the Second World War.
The founder believes strongly in publishing books that deal with
aspects of human survival such as resilience and truth. Artemis
Arrow Books is now accepting applications for publishing
independent author’s works and welcomes Greek or Greek-
American writers who are passionate about these themes
regardless of whether they are published or not.
