Soulla Christodoulou writes contemporary and historical fiction shaped by Greek Cypriot family life, migration and the pull between Britain and Cyprus. The Summer Will Come is set against 1950s Cyprus during British rule and the EOKA campaign, following families whose relationships are affected by political conflict and the movement between countries. The Village House follows Katianna as an inherited property in Omodos reconnects her with childhood memories, relatives and the possibility of a different life from the one she has built in London. Broken Pieces of Tomorrow focuses more closely on marriage breakdown and starting again. Cypriot fiction, family drama and migration between Britain and Cyprus are the most consistent discovery threads across Christodoulou’s novels. Read more Less
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