The Sports Journalist Kostas Alexopoulos dared to touch those years of ours, through the eyes of a hero, Alexandros, who walked beside him from his first steps. He created dream stories for him, wrote truths regarding his life, played ball with him, was injured but also scored, felt joys and disappointments, tender and sensitive stories, in the village and the city, describes in bright colors times that are gone forever or have buried deep in the soil, covered by the gold dust of evolution. Summer book that smells of sea and salt. And loves we lived. REMEMBER ME IN AUGUST. You will love it. Read the nostalgic novel by Kostas Alexopoulos “Remember August” (2nd Edition) from Hydroplano Publications.
The dreams of his early childhood were companionship in Alexander’s winter childhood evenings in the village with its adobe houses, simple people and their vain thoughts.
Alexander, neighbor and friend, his own adventures as .. our dreams .. us. The soul we carry, the nostalgia for our black and white childhood toys, real or imaginary stories.. that define our lives. Then, his daily pursuits became entangled in the yard games. The little heroes, the fears, the quests. And then came the faithful and devoted Scrip, the games on the village lawns, the lonely walks in the sea, the cinnamon mare and the small hill with the huge sycamore, the long dreamy flights from its branches that reached to the sky, the first dives in the sea, following the March 25 parade.
The harvest, the pressing of the grapes. And Odysseus, who might foresee everything but his own death, the mother’s musk buns, the father’s untimely death, the wise old man in the little log cabin on the dune, opposite the cemetery, the journey to Athens, the captain , the great and powerful love affair with Rene, the separation, the return to the village, Scrip’s patience waiting for the last summer of his life to see his beloved Alexander once more and his .. running away forever, in the first and last their trip to the sea..
Everything ends and everything begins once more in our life.
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