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Katerina is currently working on a new LGBTQIA+ paranormal romance. 

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Katerina Bakolias'  debut young adult novel, "Luscious Love," was traditionally published by James Lorimer & Company Ltd. in February 2024. In addition to her own writing, Katerina helped fulfill her late grandfather Alexander Gillis's dream by publishing his memoirs, "Hard-Time Soup," in 2022.

 

A graduate of Dalhousie University's Fountain School of Performing Arts, Katerina is also an accomplished playwright. Her first play, "'Til Death Do Us Part," premiered in 2022 and was nominated for a Merritt Award for Outstanding New Nova Scotia Play. 

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Luscious Love

by Katerina Bakolias

The classic summer love story of a girl meeting a girl, and the lingerie store they both work at that threatens to ruin it all. 

This romance, set during Mina’s first summer job, explores new love, body image and the frustrations of working in retail.

Centering around first love, cultural expectations, and class, Luscious Love is the story of a girl realizing she needs to accept the love she deserves and take the leap of faith before it’s too late.

Committed to amplifying female voices, author Katerina Bakolias highlights the traps we fall into when we have low self-worth. In her debut novel Luscious Love, Bakolias crafts a narrative where her main character must allow herself to be loved, learn to love herself and stand up against a boss who's all too willing to take advantage of her low self-esteem.

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Hard-Time Soup

by Alexander Gillis

Hard-Time Soup is a memoir, containing a collection of short stories written by Alexander Gillis - a former Cape Breton Miner in the 1940s. An uplifting and unique perspective on Nova Scotia's history during the Hungry '30s and Wartime '40s. Hard-Time Soup follows Alexander Gillis through his childhood adventures, his work in the mines, and his reflections on family and life in New Waterford, Cape Breton. His stories highlight an array of colourful Cape Breton folks, forgotten histories, and even a few ghost stories. Mostly, and perhaps more importantly, they ignite a genuine feeling of hope for the future.

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