M. Karagatsis
Greek author and playwright
Born
1908
118 years ago
Died
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Greece
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A prominent Greek author and playwright, contributed significantly to modern Greek literature. Explored themes of the human condition and societal issues through various literary forms. Wrote critically acclaimed plays and novels that are still studied today. Held a significant position in literary circles and influenced contemporary Greek playwrights and writers.
Authored the novel 'The Great Wedding'
Wrote the play 'The Catcher'
Contributed to literary criticism
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