Topic: Books
YEREVAN — Three years after the passing of Edmond Y. Azadian, one of the most influential and distinguished Armenians who served as a bridge between the Armenian diaspora and Armenia,[...]
Join the International Armenian Literary Alliance for the fourth installment of Literary Lights 2026 featuring Naira Kuzmich’s posthumous debut novel Fearcatcher. Vedran Husić, author and Kuzmich’s former partner, will be[...]
“You may delay, but time will not.” — Benjamin Franklin The past haunts the pages of Michael Minassian’s work. Although nothing so terrible as the fratricide in Hamlet motivates the[...]
YEREVAN–PARIS – Irina Petrovna Dzutsova (born in 1941, Tbilisi) is an Ossetian historian and philologist by education, Doctor of Art History. From 1966 to 1970 she worked at the Russian[...]
Join the International Armenian Literary Alliance for the third installment of Literary Lights 2026, featuring the editor and poetry contributors of the landmark anthology, Remain in Light: Visions of Homeland[...]
GLENDALE — The organization Research on Armenian Architecture (RAA) hosted a vibrant book presentation on the ancient Armenian district of Gharadagh (alternately spelled Karadagh), including its five regions, at the[...]
“Mine is the realm of the beautiful,” avers the speaker boldly in “Touch of Greek Inspiration,” a poem in Abraham Terian’s recently published anthology, Phrasing the Arts (The Press at[...]
Aram Andonian’s landmark work, The Great Crime, the first systematic documentation of the Armenian Genocide, originally written in Armenian in 1921 — is now available in English. This publication marks a[...]
In the ancient Armenian city of Van, boys become men and neighbors turn into enemies overnight. Never Hide from the Devil begins on the eve of the defense of Van[...]
YEREVAN/KUKKOLA, Finland — Jaakko Heikkilä (born 1956) is a Finnish photographer known for his documentary-style portraits and ethnographic approach to photography. He studied civil engineering at the University of Oulu.[...]