Kyriaco Nikias

Kyriaco Nikias is a writer and scholar with an interest in language and power. He writes about Greek history, its society, and its culture, from early antiquity until today. Recently he has published on the voice of the people in Homer, on sensuality in Cavafy, and on ancient Greek law.
All essays by Kyriaco Nikias
The Many Lives of Constantine Cavafy: What’s Left of the Night by Ersi Sotiropoulos
But the Cavafian corpus resists the absurd opposition that is imposed on it – erotic versus historical, homosexual versus patriotic. Rather, Cavafy’s erotic sensibility actually defines his outlook on society and history, and is not separate from it.
Nov. 2019 •
Fiction • In translation