May 18, 2013
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Natalie Bakopoulos
"Greece wounds me"
by Keith Taylor
posted 6/3/2012
Ann Arborite Natalie Bakopoulos has done some wonderfully unexpected things in her debut novel, The Green Shore. In addition to the textured family drama we might expect in a first novel, she has taken on much larger themes of history and politics, the kinds American novelists often avoid or treat with a boring lack of subtlety. Bakopoulos has handled
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