Kostis Tzortzakakis

I’ve been told, but I didn’t believe until now, that there are ghosts who love Chlorophyll…

Those who love science fiction books will be very familiar with Philip K. Dick, he is undoubtedly one of the “high priests” of the genre.
He is the writer of Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep, Ubik, The Man in the High Castle, The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch and of so many others…

He ‘s been told an advice that goes for everything in life “if you want geraniums to blossom fast, you should first prune their dried flowers…”

Her heart couldn’t let her shake the dust, and of so many innocent mites the peace to disturb…

One more portrait…
I don’t read so many crime-fiction books as I used to a few years ago, but I still feel much respect for the genre and especially this particular writer.

The everyday activities where their only shelter in a world were they lived so many, but understood so few…

The old furniture she was afraid of, they seemed to hide buried secrets…

Disappointment, the loss of charm of trying, often related to the poor results of previous efforts…

Lots of gifts the good boss was giving to her, what a pity that their price was kept from her own salary…

Was his social behavior on crisis, that’ s supposedly why he was closing the shutters of introversion?

“Could the world possibly be more beautiful for those who look at it upside down?”