CHrysiida Dimoulidou

Chryseida-Chrysa Dimoulidou was born and raised in Serres. After graduating, she moved to Athens and enrolled in the A.S.T. Flight Attendant School. She was soon hired by Olympic Airways as a flight attendant. Alongside her job, she worked as a journalist for a period with Discomoda In magazine, reporting from around the world. In 1997, she published her first book with Livani Publishing. Since 2009, she has been collaborating with Psichogios Publications, where she has published a total of 36 works for both adults and children. All of her books have become bestsellers. Tireless, inexhaustible, and hopelessly in love with writing, as she herself states, she now lives to write. Her book "DON'T SHOOT THE BRIDE" won the First Readers' Choice Award in Cyprus and was also nominated for the same award in Greece. For three consecutive years, she was nominated for the "Author of the Year" award by Life & Style magazine. In 2004, she was awarded by POLKEOA, the Cultural Center of Olympic Airways Employees. In 2011, she was honored by her hometown, Serres, for her contribution to literature. In January 2014, she was awarded by the literary department of the former Olympic Airways. Her book "THE CROSSROADS OF SOULS" was translated into English, and "THE TEARS OF GOD" into Brazilian and Czech, while "THE CELLAR OF SHAME" was released in Turkish. She has attended screenwriting courses and philosophy seminars, writes scripts and lyrics, and in 2014, she wrote her first three plays: "FOR A BOTTLE OF CHEAP WINE," "IT'S NEVER TOO LATE FOR LOVE," and "NINE YEARS OF SILENCE." For the past three years, she has been collaborating with Loipon magazine, where she has her own two-page section responding to readers' personal concerns. A personable and highly sociable individual, she has traveled the world and greatly enjoys reading and research. She is a passionate animal lover and environmentalist, believing that children are the only hope for a peaceful future, provided they are raised correctly. Her motto: a house without books is like a room without windows. Her desire: to manage everything. Her goal: to write books that will be loved. Her dream: for love and justified people to exist. Her wish: for happy and joyful children. Her utopia: to turn back time and fly again in uniform, with the wings of Olympic, alongside her old colleagues..