Greece’s Dostoevsky

A long time in coming and worth the wait!

Advance word:

“What a book! As I devoured…Greece’s Dostoevsky: The Theological Vision of Alexandros Papadiamandis…I realized that I was ‘dog-earing’ the entire manuscript! Thank you for introducing me to Alexandros Papadiamandis, to his world and to the characters who populated that world…”


— Bishop BASIL
, Antiochian Archdiocese of North America

“Dr. Keselopoulos’s work on Papadiamandis is a truly masterful presentation of the Orthodox ethos, and of the spiritual freedom engendered by it. This is a work in which subject and author emerge as bearers of the Orthodox ‘eucharistic’ tradition. Encompassing such wide-ranging themes as the role of liturgy, clergy-laity relations, the monastic and married ways of life, the Typicon, liturgical language, art, and music, Greece’s Dostoevsky: The Theological Vision of Alexandros Papadiamandis is both fascinating and deeply instructive, and as such is certain to benefit theologians and laypersons alike.”

— Dr. Christopher Veniamin, Professor of Patristics, St. Tikhon’s Seminary

“This is an excellent contribution on the philosophy-theology of Papadiamandis…. The translation and the documentation are very good.”

— Dr. Constantine Cavarnos, 
Institute for Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies

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