MATIA (UWAP, 2024)
Thank you to Elephant Page Publishing and Pia Connell for this beautiful review of Matia. Book Review: Matia by Emily Tsokos Purtill — Elephant PageEmily Tsokos Purtill, a Greek-Australian author from Perth, explores the dynamics of family, womanhood and culture in her 2024 debut novel, Matia , released by UWA Publishing.&
My essay, Know Thyself, which was a winner of the 2024 Griffith Review Emerging Voices Competition, is published and available now. Know Thyself is a meditation on confronting genetic fate through science and mythology, with particular reference to the oracle at Delphi (the Pythia). It took many years of thinking,
I'm really looking forward to discussing Half Truth with author Nadia Mahjouri at The Lane Bookshop on Thursday 15 May 2025. It promises to be a very interesting conversation. You can purchase tickets here: 🌻 Nadia Mahjouri in conversation with Emily Tsokos PurtillThe Lane Bookshop presents Nadia
I am thrilled to announce that I have been invited to be part of the Greek-Australian Writers' Festival in Little Bay, Sydney on Sunday 27 April. Many thanks to Festival Director Dr Helen Vatsikopoulos for including me in this amazing programme. I am really looking forward to meeting the
Thank you to Mia Shouha, Aniko Press and the Diversity Arts Australia’s StoryCaster project, supported by Multicultural NSW, Creative Australia and Create NSW for commissioning this review. Review: Matia by Emily Tsokos Purtill — Aniko PressEmily Tsokos Purtill’s debut novel Matia (2024) is an evocative and deeply moving family
