Human Error

A collection of thirty short stories that move along the edges of the existential and the social, the tender and the ironic. Set against the backdrop of Greece, and drawing deeply from its unique spirit and contradictions, each story reveals a subtle fracture in the surface of daily life, where a person confronts themselves, the systems that enclose them, and the illusions they invent just to endure.

These are finely tuned explorations of the human psyche—part microscope, part mirror—unveiling the quiet absurdities we all share. In this space, reason withdraws, cynicism smirks, and mistakes are no longer silent; they speak, take on form, and, inevitably, a face.