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11 May

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Kazim Altan’s new book Pantelis features mental health and the struggle of immigrants in a strange country

May 11, 2023
By pressdionysus

This week is Mental Health Awareness Week in Britain, making it the perfect time to put the spotlight on Pan...

27 Mar

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“This book was exceptional…”

March 27, 2023
By pressdionysus

This book was exceptional, with two standout elements that truly made it shine. Firstly, the author’s attention t...

27 Nov

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Tottenham Boys

March 27, 2023
By Press Dionysus

The fate of immigrant literature is often the same as that of immigrants. They are neither accepted in the countr...

03 Sep

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Review of The Children of Seven Climates by Halil Ibrahim Balkas

September 3, 2021
By Press Dionysus

Quite honestly, this book broke my heart. In it, the ego of adults was showcased and small children suffered because ...

25 Jul

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This is the story of a guilty world handed over to innocent children, from Dystopia to Utopia

July 25, 2021
By Press Dionysus

Every one of us has imagined a world ruled by children at some point of our lives. What would happen if they took...

03 Jun

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The Butterfly Bruises: “Pain, change, and opportunities for transformation”

June 30, 2021
By Press Dionysus

What does life now mean during challenging modern times? Palmer Smith provides 80 poem and prose pieces that cons...

14 May

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On The Butterfly Bruises

May 14, 2021
By Press Dionysus

In this remarkable first collection, Smith’s evocative poems mingle the line between the personal and the...

13 Nov

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Pantelis has been published

January 16, 2021
By pressdionysus

Longish short stories in which the reader travels back and forth, to and from London, in a stream of consciousne...

10 Nov

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Why Dionysus?

January 16, 2021
By Press Dionysus

You may wonder why we have decided to name our publishing company after the Greek God Dionysus. That is because we have likened our v...

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