Greece has always had its admirers, though none seems to have
cherished the Athenian tavernas, the murderous traffic and the
jaded prostitutes, the petty bureaucratic tyrannies, the street
noise and the heroic individualists with the irony and detachment
of John Lucas. '92 Acharnon Street' is a gritty portrait of a dirty
city and a wayward country. Yet Lucas' love for the realities of
Greece triumphs- for the Homeric kindness of her people towards
strangers, for the pleasures of her table and for the proximity of
islands in clear blue water as a refuge from the noise and
pollution of her capital city. This is Greece as the Greeks would
recognise it, seen through the eyes of a poet.
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