Topic: poetry

In a promising if uneven first collection, Decoding the Hill of Dead Kings, Alex Vartan Gubbins produces poetry that is at times profound and mournful. Born in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula,[...]

VAN NUYS — The Los Angeles Public Library held a program featuring poetry reading and musical performances on Thursday, May 28, organized by the REAB (Racial Equity Action Board). Its[...]

“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/NEW YORK — Aaron Poochigian is an American poet, translator, and classicist born in 1973. He studied at Moorhead State University and later earned a PhD in Classics from the[...]

Join the International Armenian Literary Alliance (IALA) for the third installment of the Sarkisian Workshop Series: Nature, Poetry, and Environmental Collapse with Moheb Soliman. The virtual workshop will take place[...]

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[...]

“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[...]

BELMONT, Mass. — The National Association for Armenian Studies and Research (NAASR) host a poetry reading and presentation of Armenian-American Tenny Arlen’s posthumously published, bilingual book of poetry To Say[...]

The International Armenian Literary Alliance’s New York City Chapter will be hosting a literary evening celebrating IALA advisory board member Lory Bedikian’s Anahid Literary Prize at Brooklyn’s WORD Bookstore. Bedikian will[...]

RYDE, Australia — The Armenian community of Sydney was treated to a truly memorable evening of music and culture at St Annes Auditorium, Ryde, on Sunday, February 8. Organized by[...]