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'''Hari Spanou''' (born 1964) is a [[Cypriot]] writer. She studied medicine in [[Salonica]], and now works as a doctor in [[Nicosia]]. Since making her literary debut in 2015, she has published several books, including ''Φυλάκιο'' (''The Outpost'', 2021). The novel was set against the backdrop of the [[1974 Turkish invasion of Cyprus]], and it was nominated for the [[EU Prize for Literature]]. |
'''Hari Spanou''' (born 1964) is a [[Cypriot]] writer. She studied medicine in [[Salonica]], and now works as a doctor in [[Nicosia]]. Since making her literary debut in 2015, she has published several books, including ''Φυλάκιο'' (''The Outpost'', 2021). The novel was set against the backdrop of the [[1974 Turkish invasion of Cyprus]], and it was nominated for the [[EU Prize for Literature]].<ref>https://www.euprizeliterature.eu/author/hari-n-spanoy-hari-n-spanou</ref><ref>https://culture.ec.europa.eu/news/here-are-the-winners-of-the-2023-european-union-prize-for-literature</ref> |
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Hari Spanou (born 1964) is a Cypriot writer. She studied medicine in Salonica, and now works as a doctor in Nicosia. Since making her literary debut in 2015, she has published several books, including Φυλάκιο (The Outpost, 2021). The novel was set against the backdrop of the 1974 Turkish invasion of Cyprus, and it was nominated for the EU Prize for Literature.[1][2]