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The cover of The Shattered Helmet practically dared me to pick it up. It’s book #52 in The Hardy Boys Mysteries — and, unless I’ve completely forgotten, the first Hardy Boys book I’ve ever read. After finishing it, I’m...
If you’re looking for a funny Effie Stephanides comic, you’re in the right place. Effie is Australia’s very own Greek goddess — and if you don’t know her yet, you’ve been missing out. Brought to life by Mary Coustas,...
You've just discovered the ultimate guide to the Let's Go Greek Festival Parramatta, one of Australia's premier Greek festivals celebrating Greek culture, food, music, and dance. After hearing about the Parramatta Greek Festival only recently, I knew I wanted...
I’ve been saving this Apollo graphic novel for a special moment. I wanted to take a photo of Apollo: The Brilliant One by George O’Connor next to the Apollo Fountain in Hyde Park, which is such an incredible spot....
Discover the Flavors of Greece with Hellenic Kanella — A Must-Read Greek Cookbook by Ruth Bardis
So, I finally got around to reviewing Hellenic Kanella, a Greek cookbook crafted by none other than Ruth Bardis — the woman on the...
Three Comic Review: Alright, listen up, warriors. Let me tell you about Three, a comic series that delivers the raw, brutal truth of ancient Sparta — plus a twist that lingers long after you've finished reading. This isn’t your...
In August 2026, I came across an intriguing news story on The Greek Herald about a Greek artist’s first mural in Australia, located in Adelaide, the capital of South Australia. The artist behind these striking works is Costas Louzis,...
Aphrodite Comic: True Love explores what happens when the Greek goddess of love tries to force real love on Earth straight from the Olympus control room — her thing, right? But things quickly get chaotic when Olympian gods start...
Alright, so I scored two vintage comics on eBay that I’ve been dying to check out for ages — The Odyssey: Marvel Classics Comics #18 and The Iliad: Marvel Classic Comics #26, both originally released in 1977. And get...
I first caught a glimpse of the Venus Rising sculpture at Kangaroo Point after doing this top Brisbane short walk following the Paniyiri Greek Festival on Sunday night. The next day, I had to do it again — this...