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y separately published work icon Max : The Confessions of a Cat single work   novel  
  • Author:agent Antigone Kefala http://www.poetrylibrary.edu.au/poets/kefala-antigone
Issue Details: First known date: 2009... 2009 Max : The Confessions of a Cat
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'Max: The Confessions of a Cat is a modern fable whereby the protagonist Max - a philosophising cat - is observing the humans around him with much perspicacity and wry irony. As humans do not seem to pay much attention to 'other' voices, Max is determined to change things.' (Publisher's blurb)

Publication Details of Only Known VersionEarliest 2 Known Versions of

Language: Greek , English
    • Melbourne, Victoria,: Owl Publishing , 2009 .
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      Extent: 73p.
      ISBN: 9780980532111
      Series: y separately published work icon Writing the Greek Diaspora Helen Nickas (editor), Brighton : Owl Publishing , 1992- 10446088 1992 series - publisher

      This series aims to nurture, study, translate and disseminate literary works by Greeks of the diaspora.
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Works about this Work

Translating Antigone Kefala into Greek Helen Nickas , 2013 single work criticism
— Appears in: Antigone Kefala : A Writer's Journey 2013; (p. 286-287)

Comments on the trilingual edition of The Island, with French translation by Marie Gaulis and Greek translation by Helen Nickas.
Translating Antigone Kefala into Greek Helen Nickas , 2013 single work criticism
— Appears in: Antigone Kefala : A Writer's Journey 2013; (p. 286-287)

Comments on the trilingual edition of The Island, with French translation by Marie Gaulis and Greek translation by Helen Nickas.
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