Spinalonga featured in the 1977 British television series Who Pays the Ferryman?
and Werner Herzog's experimental short film Last Words.
It is the (unnamed) setting of Ali Smith's short story The Touching of Wood (in Free Love and Other Stories, 1995).
It is also the setting for the 2005 novel The Island by Victoria Hislop, the story of a family's ties to the leper colony;  the book was adapted for television in the television series To Nisi by Mega Channel Greece.

The short story "Spinalonga" by John Ware, about a tourist group that visits the island, was included in the 13th Pan Book of Horror.
Spinalonga featured in the 1977 British television series Who Pays the Ferryman? and Werner Herzog's experimental short film Last Words. It is the (unnamed) setting of Ali Smith's short story The Touching of Wood (in Free Love and Other Stories, 1995). It is also the setting for the 2005 novel The Island by Victoria Hislop, the story of a family's ties to the leper colony;  the book was adapted for television in the television series To Nisi by Mega Channel Greece.
The short story "Spinalonga" by John Ware, about a tourist group that visits the island, was included in the 13th Pan Book of Horror.
Spinalonga