
I live on Crete and write from its villages, cities, harbours, and mountain paths. My ongoing series, History of Crete, is a run of articles that follows the island from the Dark Ages to Venetian walls to the streets of today. Plus much more.
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A town on the Libyan Sea should come with heat, glare and a certain stubborn shimmer, and Ierapetra does. The south wind carries a breath of Africa across the short reach of water and lays it on your skin. Fishing boats tap against the quay...
There are villages in Crete that feel as if they were placed not simply on a map but on a line in a song. Asia Gonia is one of these. Tucked up on the eastern shoulder of the White Mountains, it sits where the north gives way to the south a...
You can stand on the Martinengo bastion of the Venetian walls in Heraklion, feel the wind from the north on your face, and read the words carved on a plain stone. I hope for nothing. I fear nothing. I am free. Beneath those sentences lies N...
A morning in late October on Crete carries a particular kind of light. The olive leaves are silver on one side and green on the other, and the breeze toys with them as if flipping coins for luck. The sea is a little colder. The cafés still ...
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