Giannis Skarimpas

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Giannis Skarimpas, Giannis Skarimbas or Yiannis Skarimbas (Greek: Γιάννης Σκαρίμπας) (September 28, 1893 in Agia Efthymia near Amfissa - January 21, 1984 in Chalkida) was a Greek writer, dramatist, and poet.

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[edit] Biography

He was born in Agia Efthymia in the Parnassida area, near Amfissa in Phocis on September 28, 1893. He visited Aigio and settled in Patras. Later, Skarimbas lived and worked in Eretria (then called Nea Psara). He later lived in Chalkida in 1915. He began writing plays in 1929. He died at the age of 91 on January 21, 1984.

[edit] Literature

Skarimpas began his literary career with Ellinika Grammata (Greek Letters) in 1929, which received first awards for O Kapetan Sourmelis o Stouraitis (Ο καπετάν Σουρμελής ο Στουραΐτης). Skarimpas also wrote poems about Athena, other than the poems in the newspapers Evripos and Evvoia with his pseudonym Kallis Esperinos (Κάλλις Εσπερινός)

[edit] In popular culture

Giorgos Makris entered the 1981 Corfu song contest with his own song Gia ton Skarimpa (For Skarimpas, Greek: Για τον Σκαρίμπα). Giannis Skarimpas is mentioned in Chalkida, a song sung by Manolis Lidakis.

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(in Greek)


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