“Inventive and disquieting, The Parthenon Bomber examines what defines us, what we take for granted, and what we assume to be lasting and true—and the unsettling way it might vanish in seconds. Chrissopoulos brings us to the darker corners of Athens—and every living, breathing city—to imagine a new, evocative reality where fact and fiction become terrifyingly blurred. This incisive, intelligent book hums with tension.” —Natalie Bakopoulos, author of The Green Shore and contributing editor at Fiction Writers Review

“In these concise pages with the weight of a case file, Christos Chrissopoulos explores the tragic fate of a self-proclaimed  iconoclast attempting to articulate our fragility.”  —L’Humanité

“This little literary gem questions the influence that historical monuments hold over the people.” —La Cause Littéraire