Zorba the Greek by Nikos Kazantzakis

Zorba the Greek by Nikos Kazantzakis

A reserved, intellectual narrator travels to Crete to reopen a lignite mine and hires Alexis Zorba, an older labourer who has lived through war, love and loss with an appetite for life the narrator, for all his learning, has never allowed himself.

Kazantzakis stages the novel as a confrontation between bookish restraint and lived experience, with Zorba's dancing, storytelling and total presence in each moment gradually loosening something in the narrator that theory alone never could. It became one of the defining novels of modern Greek literature.

A landmark of modern Greek literature and the basis for the acclaimed film.

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