Pavlína Pamboúdi (1948-)
Translated by Christopher Robinson
Pavlína Pamboúdi was born in Athens. She studied History and Archaeology at the University of Athens and Art at the Athens College of Fine Arts and in London, and later worked for Gree radio and television. She has published the following collections of poetry: Peacefully (1964, published under the name of her grandmother, Natalia Voreadou); Virtually Without Likelihood of Accident (1971); Angels' Babies, Pale and Blind (1974); He Am I (1977); Postcards (1980); The Eye of the Fly (1983); The Black of Green (1984); The Tenant (1989); Story of an Hour in Folding Time (1993) and The Joiner (1995). She has also published twenty-two books for children and has translated works by A.A. Milne, Lewis Carroll, Charles Dickens and others. Selections of her poems have been translated into several languages.
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