Soulla is a Fiction author; her first novel Broken Pieces of Tomorrow and her poetry collection inspired by old phrases and sayings, Sunshine after Rain, are both currently available on Amazon. The Summer Will Come is due for release on 25th March 2018.
She is a compassionate and empathetic supporter of young people. Her passion for teaching continues through private tuition of English Language and Children’s Creative Writing Classes. She offers writing services too in support of businesses, authors and students.
She is currently working on a third novel, Trust is a Big Word, about an on-line friendship which evolves over time into an illicit cyber relationship.
The book in a nutshell:
The Summer Will Come is set in 1950s Cyprus, EOKA, British rule, the fight for Enosis (unity) with Greece and two Cypriot families, living in different villages on the island, are coping with the unpredictability
of this fractious time. Circumstances over a five year period push both families to emigrate to London where, as immigrants, they struggle to settle, face new challenges, trauma and cope with missing their homeland’s traditions and culture.
Both families’ lives cross paths in London and it seems that happier beginnings could be theirs. But at what cost?
A story of passion for a country in turmoil,
family love, loyalty and treachery and how, sometimes, starting over isn’t always as imagined.
There will be a book launch held at 4pm to 6pm on Sunday 25th March 2018 at Cafe Buzz in North Finchley N12 8JY.
Book reading Book signing, Q7A complimentary book nibbles and refreshments.
Soulla Christodoulou – Author Bio
Born in London to Greek Cypriot parents her father is from Ayios Tychonas and her mother from Kato Lefkara. Soulla Christodoulou spent much of her childhood living carefree days full of family, school and friends. She was the first in her family to go to University and has a BA in Hotel & Catering, a PGCE in Business Studies and an MA in Education.
