‘The Thread,’ a tale of survival and bonding
British author Victoria Hislop talks about her latest novel, inspired by 20th-century events in Thessaloniki By Sandy Tsantaki Greeks are likely most familiar with Victoria Hislop as the writer of […]
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If I didn’t having my sewing machine, A wicked life I’d lead…
Fling off your fixation with junk fashion (Victoria writing in the Telegraph, 24 Nov 2011) Last week I saw a woman struggling along Oxford Street. She had three large hastening […]
Recent Reviews
Guardian (11 November 2011, reviewed by Laura Barnett) Thessaloniki, May 1923: A ship docks in the harbour packed with Greek Orthodox refugees from Turkey, newly swapped for Greece’s Muslim population […]
Victoria talks to BBC’s “Meet the Author”
Victoria talks to the BBC’s Nick Higham about why she decided to base the story in Greece and its second largest city, the port of Thessaloniki. She also also talks […]
Victoria talks to Mariella Frostrup on Open Book
On BBC Radio 4’s “Open Book”, Victoria talks to Mariella Frostrup about the themes and the history behind her new novel “The Thread”, about her love of Greece, sewing costumes […]
Launch Party for “The Thread”
A few photos from the launch party for “The Thread” at the Hellenic Centre, London on October 25th, where much retsina, fine Greek food and fun were had by […]
