The Maze

Historical

Author: Panos Karnezis

Anatolia, 1922. A retreating Greek brigade has lost its way. Pursued by a Turkish army seeking vengeance for three years of Greek occupation, and commanded by a brigadier with a passion for Greek mythology and an addiction to morphia, the brigade’s only chance of salvation is to reach the Mediterranean coast and sail home. As the army wanders through the Anatolian desert,….Read More

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