Playing Hopscotch in the Gaps of History

Eleni Kefala has published two volumes of poetry, Mními kai parallayés (2007; Memory and variations), which was shortlisted for the prestigious Diavázo literary prize in Greece (first-time author category), and Chronorraphía (2013; Time-stichings), which received the State Prize for Poetry in Cyprus. Her poems have been translated into Italian, French, Turkish, and Bulgarian. She has studied in Cyprus and Cambridge and has held positions at the University of Pennsylvania, Harvard University, and the University of St Andrews, where she is currently an associate professor of Latin American literature

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