Reviews for the book “SIMPLE, ISN’T IT?”

“So, what I have seen is that it is simple, as long as we want it to be… as long as we want to change and be well.” – Impressions about the book “Simple, isn’t it;”

“So, what I have seen is that it is simple, as long as we want it to be… as long as we want to change and be well.” – Impressions about the book “Simple, isn’t it;” When I began going to Omilos, I wasn’t well psychologically at all. It was...

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A new review just arrived in our hands about our book “…Simple, isn’t it?”! by the distinguished poet Ms. Eleni Syka-Kontozoglou

A new review just arrived in our hands about our book “…Simple, isn’t it?”! The distinguished poet and editor of the renowned literary magazine”The Corinthian Horizons” Ms. Eleni Syka-Kontozoglou write “…Simple, isn’t it?” a question is the title of the book by Mr. Andreas Dritsas, the Presidentof Omilos Eksipiretiton. “…Simple,...

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“A note of life with breaths of redeeming truth…” The litterateur Ms. Mary Sourli writes about the book “…Simple isn’t it?”

It is with great pleasure that we received and share with you the review of the excellent poetess and writer Ms. Mary Sourli for the book “…Simple isn’t it?” by the President of Omilos A note of life with breaths of redeeming truth and crossed voices, the precious book: SIMPLE...

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Aikaterini Alysandratou, poetess and literary critic, writes about the book “Simple, isn’t it?” by the President of Omilos Eksipiretiton (The Servers’ Society) and author Mr. Andreas Dritsas:

Aikaterini Alysandratou, poetess and literary critic, writes about the book “Simple, isn’t it?” by the President of Omilos Eksipiretiton (The Servers’ Society) and author Mr A. Dritsas: In a time of contradictions and turmoil, a wonderful book comes as a game changer. It sheds the light of its truth on...

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Book presentation of “…Simple isn’t it?” by Mr A. Dritsas, in the Greek online magazine “Thematofylakes Logo Texnon”

Book presentation of “…Simple isn’t it?” by Mr A. Dritsas, in the Greek online magazine “Thematofylakes Logo Texnon” “[...] The author encourages the readers to become observers of their own bodies as well as of their thoughts and emotions. It is the first step to experiencing the now, the moment....

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