"Katsaropoulos' three previous novels have been widely praised for the author's elegant prose style and forays into rarefied metaphysical territory most fiction writers avoid. Katsaropoulos' fanciful, mystical story line may not suit everyone's tastes, but readers with a yen for offbeat spiritual literature will feel richly rewarded here." --Carl Hays, Booklist
"Entrevoir has an excellent message and really opens your mind to what is out there and life as a whole. I could describe to you for ages, but it is definitely one that needs to be read by you, so you can feel the author's story as well." --Bri Wignall, natraralbri.com
"Like the poetry and philosophy of William Blake, Katsaropoulos has mastered his craft and elevates our mind, our spirit, our thirst for meaning that is so often pushed aside in contemporary literature. Entrevoir is an exceptionally fine work, and highly recommended." --Grady Harp, Literary Aficionado
"Reading Entrevoir is like opening the gates of purgatory and the universe all at once. The title I think is perfect... Thought-provoking is only one way to describe the universe that unfolds within its pages." --Naomi Leadbeater, naimeless.wordpress.com
"For me, Entrevoir was confusing and made sense all at the same time -- it was a delicious read that lit the darkest corners of my mind, had every synapse firing, was overwhelming and serene... all at ONCE." --Marie Kuhlman, my3piecesandcompany.blogspot.com
"Antiphony is a book so eloquent and brilliant that it requires time... to explore this obvious treasure. It is related to the great works of literature - James Joyce, T.S. Eliot, Virginia Woolf, Solzhenitsyn, Dante Alighieri, Roberto Bolano, Tolstoy, Proust, Kazantzakis, Kafka, Melville, and Conrad are a few that come to mind."
"Chris Katsaropoulos' mind is so attuned to poetry, classical music, metaphysics, physics, science in general and man's search for meaning that his book has portions, not unlike cadenzas in a piano concerto where the artist takes a pause from the orchestral score to expound on a note or phrase or thought that shows muscular and spiritual dexterity before returning to the work as a whole, that sing like few other authors can write."
"Katsaropoulos' grasp of physics is astonishing as is his ability to phrase theory in a manner comfortably decipherable. His deep entrenchment in literature and in music blossoms on the page frequently. His grasp of the manifold variations of human relationships breathes of psychology breeding with philosophy. But most of all it is the serene beauty of his writing that mesmerizes and results in starting the book again once finished that proves this is a man of letters who has an enormous gift and future." --Grady Harp, Literary Aficionado
"Unilateral is a beautiful and lyrically written story in an allegorical style similar to The Alchemist by Paulo Coehlo. Two people living on opposite sides of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict hope for an end to war, but what can they as individuals do? Can the choices made by one person change the course of a war, or of the world? If everyone, as an individual, made a different choice, the choice of love over hate, the answer would be yes." --Heidi, Amazon registered purchase review
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"Cosmic voyage through star portals from the Fifth Dimension to the Ninth Dimension, taking you on a journey that will expand your consciousness through shamanic voice tapestries and language of light."
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"Katsaropoulos' collection is a poignant and necessary delivery of the most wonderful of human capacities, our ability to withstand the hurt and the joy." --Mark Eleveld, Booklist
"Complex Knowing is most assuredly one of the more important collections of poetry by an American writer to come before the public... we can only hope that he will pause frequently to offer poems such as these." --Grady Harp, Literary Aficionado
"Fragile is a beautifully-written novel... the writing is uniquely refreshing. After reading Fragile, I found myself feeling very contemplative. Readers will enjoy Fragile and will find meaning in it that applies to their own lives... Highly recommended." --Paige Lovitt, Reader Views
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