In her youth, the Spetsiote Eleni Boukoura dressed as a man to be able to study painting in Italy, married the painter Saverio Altamura, gave birth to her children (among them the seascape painter Ioannis Altamuras), returned abandoned by her husband to Athens, and worked as a painter. In her old age, she lived for two decades alone and confined in the seaside house of Spetses, a now retired painter and grief-stricken mother, surrounded by whispers of practicing magic and madness. Dramatic, provocative, with many twists and contradictions, the life of the first Greek female painter unfolded, for whom we still do not have all the keys. The novel "Eleni or No One" tried to approach the life and myth of this real, always relevant Eleni, with its own master keys.