INTERVIEW WITH THE AUTHORS OF "THE BYZANTINE TALES" GRAPHIC NOVELS

Independent journalist of Pontic Greek origin Uzay Bulut @UzayBulut based in Athens had a fascinating interview with the authors of "The Byzantine Tales" @byzantinetales, a series of graphic novels set in the Eastern Roman Empire, otherwise known as Byzantium (website). Her introduction, published on X reads: "In recent years, there has been a growing public interest in Roman identity and history. However, many people consider only Rome when the subject of the Roman Empire is discussed. A publishing house in Greece, the Byzantine Tales, is seeking to remind the world that the Greek-speaking Byzantine Empire, the Eastern half of the Roman Empire, survived for over a thousand years after the Western half had crumbled into various feudal kingdoms."

Spyros Theocharis and Chrysa Sakel bring a neglected part of the past to life on the pages of their illustrated books and graphic novels.

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— The European Conservative (@EuroConOfficial) September 29, 2025

Read the entire interview below. 

External reading

The European Conservative: 'Byzantine Tales' Remind Modern Europe of Its Roots

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