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    Ersi Sotiropoulos

    ersi sotiropoulos at desk Harman Writer-In-Residence Spring 2022

    Novelist Ersi Sotiropoulos will be the first Harman Writer to work in Modern Greek. She has published more than a dozen works of fiction and poetry, which have won many awards, including Greece’s National Book Award (twice!), the Greek Book Critics’ Award, and the Athens Academy Prize. Her collection Landscape with Dog: and Other Stories appeared in English in 2009 in a translation by Karen Emmerich. Her novel What’s Left of the Night won the 2017 Prix Méditerranée Étranger in France and its English translation, also by Karen Emmerich, won the 2019 National Translation Award.


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