Topic: Authors

YEREVAN-PARIS — Marina Dédéyan is a French novelist of Armenian and Russian descent. She was born in the port city of Saint-Malo and spent her childhood and adolescence in Montpellier.[...]

YEREVAN/ASYUT, Egypt — Ola Abdel Monem is an Egyptian writer from Asyut, Egypt. She began writing in early childhood and later maintained a personal blog starting in 2008. In 2013[...]

Join us for the launch of the Sarkisian Workshop Series: Imagining Alternative Futures with Olivia Katrandjian. The virtual two-hour workshop will take place on March 29, 2026, at 9:00 AM[...]

LOS ANGELES — Recently, author Aris Janigian, the author of several books, including Something from Nothing, Bloodvine, Waiting for Lipchitz at Chateau Marmont and Riverbig: A Novel, interviewed fellow writer[...]

Christopher Patvakanian’s debut novel In The Shadow of Mount Khustup (2025) delights the reader with the flawless beauty of the red poppies and the bright greens of the beloved Zangezur[...]

YEREVAN-MARSEILLE — Lydie Belmonte (born in Marseille) is a French actress, writer, singer, historian and multidisciplinary artist. Born to an Armenian mother and a Spanish father, her multicultural background has[...]

Join the International Armenian Literary Alliance for the launch of Literary Lights 2026 featuring Peter Balakian, Pulitzer Prize-winning author of New York Trilogy, in conversation with writer, critic, editor and[...]

YEREVAN — Nevdon Jamgochian (born May 3, 1971, San Francisco) is an American multidisciplinary artist and writer, who has lived in Indonesia, Germany, Thailand, Senegal, China, Malaysia and India. Trained[...]

The International Armenian Literary Alliance’s Literary Lights 2025 reading series returns with an event featuring Aram Mrjoian, editor and author of Waterline, in conversation with award-winning writer Chris McCormick. The[...]

During a time of global upheaval, war, genocide, and countless national crises and political injustices, writing can give us a means to express, document, defy, and/or attempt to make sense[...]