Argiriadou, Chryssoula (1901–1998)
Argiriadou, Chryssoula (1901–1998)
Greek poet, playwright and essayist. Name variations: Hrisoula Pendziki; Hrisoula Aryiriadou; Chryssoula or Chrisoula Argyriadou; (pseudonym) Zoe Karelli or Zoi Karelli. Born Hrisoula Pendziki, 1901, in Thessaloniki, Greece; died July 16, 1998, in Thessaloniki; sister of Nikos-Gavril Pentzikis (writer).
Published 1st work, the short story "Moods" (1935), and 1st collection of poetry, Pathway (1940); became a member of the Greek National Academy. Twice awarded Greek national poetry award.
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BORN: 1900, Smyrna, Asia Minor
DIED: 1971, Athens, Greece
NATIONALITY: Greek
GENRE: Poetry, nonfiction
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