Unlocking the Mysteries of “The Oculus” and “The Truth About Horses”: An Evening of Poetry and Literary Revelations in Provincetown

Photo Credit: Stelios Mormoris

Nestled on the scenic shores of Cape Cod, Provincetown has long been a haven for artists, poets, and literary enthusiasts. The coastal town will play host to a captivating evening of words as Stelios Mormoris and Christy Cashman take the stage to share their literary treasures.

 “The Oculus”: A Poetic Journey Beyond Boundaries

 Stelios Mormoris, a man of many talents and boundless creativity, will unveil his debut collection of poetry, “The Oculus.” With poems that possess a unique muscular power, Stelios invites readers to peer through the lens of his words and explore the rich vistas that surround us all. In his poetic realm, the ordinary transforms into the extraordinary, as humble everyday objects ascend to the divine, while the divine itself is humbled and humanized. 

Born in New York and living most of his life in the vibrant city of Paris, Stelios Mormoris spent much of his life working as an executive in the beauty industry. Now, as the Chief Executive Officer of Scent Beauty, Inc., he brings the same creative energy to perfumes and fragrances as he does to his poetry. But Stelios is far from a one-dimensional artist. He studied architecture at Princeton University and later earned his MBA from INSEAD in Fontainebleau, France.

Beyond the boardrooms and scent labs, Stelios has generously lent his time and expertise to several organizations, serving on the boards of the French Cultural Center of Boston, ACT-UP, Historic New England, and The Fragrance Foundation. As if that weren’t enough to fill his plate, he’s also a contemporary artist renowned for his abstract oil paintings.

Stelios’s interests span far and wide, from the adrenaline of rugby to the serenity of sailing and gardening. Yet, at the core of it all, his passion for reading and writing poetry remains unwavering.

“The Truth About Horses”: A Tale of Equine Enchantment

But the evening doesn’t stop with Stelios Mormoris. Sharing the stage is another talented scribe, Christy Cashman, who will be presenting her recently published book, “The Truth About Horses.” In this enchanting work, Cashman takes readers on a ride through the world of these magnificent creatures, exploring the profound connection between humans and horses.

Guiding the Literary Ship: Jane Seymour

Guiding the evening’s literary ship with grace and charisma is none other than the legendary Actress Jane Seymour. Her voice and presence will add a touch of star-studded glamor to the event, making it an occasion to remember.

Where to Find the Magic: Provincetown Public Library


Photo Credit: Stelios Mormoris (left) and East End Books Ptown (right)

So, where does this enchanting evening unfold? The Provincetown Public Library, a literary sanctuary at 356 Commercial Street, Provincetown, MA 02657, will serve as the stage for this captivating rendezvous.

Brought to you by East End Books Ptown, a charming bookstore nestled in the picturesque town of Provincetown on the eastern tip. With a meticulously curated selection, they offer a diverse array of printed books, e-books, audiobooks, vintage vinyl records, an array of captivating magazines, and much more. You can find them conveniently at 389 Commercial Street, Unit 1. For inquiries or orders, the best way to get in touch is via email at: eastendbooksptown@gmail.com.

Mark Your Calendar

25 August 2023 at 6:00 pm (reception to follow). As the summer sun sets over Provincetown, prepare to be transported into the worlds of “The Oculus” and “The Truth About Horses.” Join Stelios Mormoris, Christy Cashman, and Jane Seymour for an evening of poetry and literature that will leave you inspired and enchanted. It’s an event not to be missed, brought to you by East End Books Ptown. Get your tickets for the event HERE.

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