The King of Black – No Mercy
Series: The King of Black, Book 3 The epic series of King of Black, Lokros and the adventures of his Army of Black “…The first target had been chosen—an imposing naval stronghold belonging to the Red Oligarch, ruler of the South… Striking there would not merely be a tactical victory; it would be a profound declaration…Yet Lokros […]
The King of Black – Where the Past meets the Future
Series: The King of Black, Book 2 The epic series of King of Black, Lokros and the adventures of is Army of Black “Lokros has been named King of Black. He has chosen fifty Protectors as his personal guard.They all volunteered. They have been his comrades since childhood. The Protectors send scouts to the nearest islands and […]
The King of Black – Prelude
Series: The King of Black, Book 1 “I bring a warning, a prophecy and a demand” The Oracle stood before them, his stick tapping softly against the floor.”Elders” he said, “I bring a warning, a prophecy and a demand”Three days from now,” he said, “Raiders will come. Not the usual scavengers. Not the desperate. An army. Ships […]
Irish Mist – The Cloak of Invisibility
1986 – A fierce struggle inside IRA’s ranks. “The old white Anglia, a small station wagon from the 1960s, creaked at every bend, more and more. The man behind the wheel wore an American military jacket over his khaki sweater, but despite his best efforts, it was not enough to keep him warm. The car […]
Turkey’s Rising Influence in the Balkans and Its Limitations
A Landmark Analysis of Turkey’s Rising Influence in the Balkans and Its Limitations The Balkan Peninsula has re-emerged as a critical geopolitical battleground where global powers and regional actors compete for influence. Among these players, Turkey has pursued an increasingly assertive strategy under President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, leveraging its historical legacy and economic power to […]
NATO’s TURKEY: a traitorous ally
Turkey’s Hostile Politics Against Greece:A Landmark Guide – Analysis Turkey’s Hostile Politics Against Greece: A Landmark Guide – Analysis: Territorial Revisionism / Energy Colonialism / Hybrid Warfare / Legal Subversion ” The relationship between Greece and Turkey is deeply rooted in centuries of Ottoman rule. The fall of Constantinople in 1453 marked the end of the Byzantine […]
Erotokritos Kalogeratos
I started writing eBooks as a means of escaping reality, crafting my own universe where I could control every detail—the characters, the rules, the endings. It was a retreat from the unpredictability of the real world, a space where my imagination could roam freely without constraints. But as I immersed myself in this creative journey, I stumbled upon the statement by King Alfonso XI: “Burn old wood, drink old wine, read old books, have old friends.” At first, it seemed like a romantic ode to tradition, a call to cherish the wisdom and comfort of the past. Yet, old books may hold timeless truths, but new stories challenge conventions, introduce fresh perspectives, and push boundaries.
Writing eBooks became my rebellion against the modern world. I didn’t want to just consume the past; I wanted to contribute to the future. In the end, my journey into writing was more than an escape; it was a realization that the future belongs to those who dare to create it.
Erotokritos Z. Kalogeratos
Defense and Security Analyst Electronic Journalism – NKUA
(National and Kapodistrian University of Athens)
