Constance Dima

Constance Dima (Greek: Κωνστάνς Δημά), born Konstantina Karadimou (Κωνσταντίνα Καραδήμου) August 18, 1948, is a Greek writer, poet and translator.
Biographical note.
Constance Dima was born in Greece during the civil war (1946-1949) in the mountain of the Grammos in the region of Kastoria. She spent her childhood and teenage years in former Czechoslovakia. She studied tourism management, French and Bulgarian Philology and completed post graduate studies in French language tutoring. Polyglot, speaking six languages, she worked as a guide, translator and mainly as a teacher of French in Bulgaria and Greece. She finished her career as a French teacher in Belgium working with the third-generation children of Greek immigrants in Brussels and with the children of Greek citizens working for the institutions of the European Community. Since the summer of 2009 she has been living in Greece near Heraklion on the island of Crete. For more information about the author, see: Homepage of Constance Dima in External links.
Works.
 Stories 
 Novel
Poetry collections
Essay
Testimony
Works in collaboration with students of French.
Album
Translations.
Poetry collections
from Greek into French
from French into Greek 
Theatre 
from French into Greek 
Essays
from French into Greek
Scenario
from Czech into Greek
from Czech into French
Album
French – Greek – English – German
External links.
French-speaking Belgian poets — presentation-translation: Constance Dima
Part 1: Jan. 31, Part 2: Feb. 7, Part 3: Feb. 14, Part 4: Feb. 21, 2019