A book replete with wry insights...Fragoulis depicts the loveliness of the setting with equally lovely sentences...transports the reader to a gorgeous, exotic landscape...
The Globe and Mail
Like an adjustable camera, the narrative offers both grounded and birds'-eye perspectives on love, death, and fate...Ariadne is positioned as doomed at the novel's outset, a fact that does nothing to contain Fragoulis' whip-smart wit and engaging philosophizing.
Quill & Quire
A very ambitious, highly complicated novel that is successful in almost every aspect.
Books in Canada
Fragoulis shows an intimate knowledge of the nature and power of dreams, whether conscious or unconscious, whether defined by longings or fears. Ariadne's Dream shares the rarefied air, not to mention the poetic and amorous preoccupations of Lawrence Durrell's Alexandria Quartet...
The Montreal Gazette
The city [of Athens] is described in telling detail. Its ruins and charms are interchangeable, sometimes perilously indistinguishable...
Montreal Review of Books
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