The Lost Expat Digest (in Greece)
Ioana EpureA weekly digest of Greek news, for expats and other lost souls. Every Thursday.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 68 | Subscribers | Read | ioanaepure.substack.com |
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To drink or not to drink a drink
Last weekend, as I was walking all around Athens for this shoot, in the gentle afternoon sun, across the most touristic - and beautiful! - parts of Athens, I had a feeling that I hadn’t had in a while, and that I had missed: the feeling of ...
Death, alcohol and sledgehammers
This post starts on a very serious tone, but I have cocktail bar reviews by the end, so stay with me. Or just keep scrolling, also great, if that works for you.
What do shopping habits, Sunday openings, and polka dots say about class and taste in Greece?
I’m feeling a bit frivolous this week, so let’s talk about clothes.
Optimism online, austerity offline
This past week I’ve been nursing a cold (a phrase I find really funny as a non-native English speaker). Not a bad one, but enough to take up half of my brain and my sense of humor. I did manage to write an op-ed for PressOne about this craz...
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International multimedia journalist and editorial director at Romanian media PressOne. PhD candidate in Social Anthropology at Panteion University. Originally from Romania, now in Athens, Greece. 10+ years in media production and management.
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