Theocharous has published in literary magazines. Her first collection of poems, "Poetic Act and Political Co-Act" (1991) earned her the award of the First State Prize for Poetry. In 1995, she published her second collection of poems: "Proxenos Thanatos Angele Mou" (). The third collection of short stories was «Tempelokalokairo» () (Indian summer). Her fourth collection of poems «Ellinosyron Magon» (). Many of her published poems and short stories have been translated in Armenian, Turkish, Russian and English. In September 1992, she represented Cyprus at the 18th World Biennial of Poetry in Liège, Belgium. In 1999, she published her third collection of poems "Oi Megaloi Tritoi" (, The Big Thirds) for which she was awarded, for the second time, with the First State Prize for Poetry. Honorary awards Theocharous has been awarded the Gold Medal of Honour of Nagorno-Karabakh, the Gold Medal of the Democritus University of Thrace and the All Balkan Award of the Vardinoyiannis Foundation. She has received the First State Award for Poetry twice (1991 and 2000). The University of Minsk and the University of Syktyvkar have awarded her honorary doctorates. She has also received the "Margarette Golding" award of the Lions International and the "Paul Harris Fellow" title of the Rotary International, as well as various other awards. References People from Limassol Members of the House of Representatives (Cyprus) 1953 births Living people Women MEPs for Cyprus Democratic Rally MEPs MEPs for Cyprus 2009–2014 MEPs for Cyprus 2014–2019 Aristotle University of Thessaloniki alumni Democritus University of Thrace alumni Médecins Sans Frontières Cypriot poets Cypriot women poets Cypriot pediatric surgeons Women surgeons Cypriot women writers 20th-century women writers 20th-century poets 21st-century women writers 21st-century poets