Rarely does
a fictional storyteller capture the essence of human history through literary
exploits as Claire Kambani. Claire’s writings smoothly compel the reader to
examine alternative and provocative theories with regards to human endeavor.
Refreshingly challenging her readers to anticipate the future by differently
questioning the past, Claire is not afraid to attribute human development back
to the core root: the individual. Great individuals make great stories, and by
focusing on them, Claire brilliantly creates her own.
Born in
Athens Greece and educated in Paris and Grenoble France, Claire is a well
versed observer from within the very halls of power in economy, politics and
religion. Claire’s own family status afforded here the opportunity to interact
with the likes of the late religious figures the Ayatollah Khomeini and
Patriarch Athenagoras, the luxuriant Kraft Family, Former Chancellor Helmut
Kohl and Byzantine scholars Costantios Varzos, Sir Steven Runciman and
George-Michael D. Carahalios.
Reading Claire's
works is not simply reading a storyteller's depiction of past histories or of
powerful individuals that have shaped the world. Claire peels away what we know
as fact and focuses on what can be if conviction becomes a true motivator to do
tremendous things.
