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[edit] symbolistic substratum
I was very happy to find the article about Dimitris Lyacos in wikipedia. I have read one of his books, The First Death, and found it staggering. I think there is a symbolistic substratum in his work which is not mentioned in the article giacomo pierini —Preceding unsigned comment added by Shorshasullivan (talk • contribs) 22:42, 16 February 2006
