Laughter and Anguish in the Cyclades

Celebrated Author Carola (Carolina) Matthews tells the story of living in Greece in the early 1970s. This book is a continuation of the story she tells of her life in Athens and on Mykonos in Going Out the In Way. Her vivid descriptions tell of life on the remote Greek island of Amorgos, where she bought and restored an ancient Cycladic house in the mountain village of Langatha. This book tells the real-life story of the time after she published the novels The Mad Pomegranate Tree and At the Top of the Muletrack and settled into life as an expatriate. Drama surrounds the ownership of her home and the next-door home of her brother, Henry Matthews, whose family also begins spending their summers on the island.