Plato Papajohn

Born in January 30, 1932 in the village of Oxilithos on the Greek island of Evia. He immigrated to the United States in 1948 and subsequently became a naturilized American citizen. The first immigrant in the history of America, to become naturilized under a year. He served in the United States Army in Europe during the Korean Conflict, and currently lives in Birmingham, Alabama. Papajohn holds a degree in electronics, a diploma from the New York Institute of Professional Photography, and a certificate in color photography from the University of Alabama in Birmingham Alabama.

He has served as past Master and has achieved a 32^nd Degree in the Ancient Scottish Rite of Free Masonary. He is also a Shriner.

Plato Papajohn has written three books.   A memoir, Stairway To Heaven,  about his heartbreaking experiences during wartime. He has received very favorable reviews on this first book.    His second one  Vicious Mind, a suspense thriller that takes place in the south.  It is a captivating powerful family saga of love, loss and ultimate betrayal.   The third book Avenger is a mystery about a southern police woman that will keep you on the edge of your seat.   Currently he  has just finished editing his fourth book The Unexpected a journey to a dramatic unpredictable love story.

Papajohn and his wife reside in Birmingham, Alabama.