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Exile, a Boy, and a Dog Named Kaylo: Young Adult Novel Focuses on Hamidian Massacres

In the Shadow of the Sultan By R.P. Sevadjian Cyprus: Yerani (2014) 193 pages   In the Shadow of the Sultan, by R.P. Sevadjian, is a young adult novel that records the journey of an Armenian boy who, after the murder of his father, flees his home and travels 200 miles to reach his family. The story is set in the Ottoman Empire in 1896 during the Hamidian Massacres,

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Amanda Berger

Amanda Berger is from Livonia, Mich. She is a sophomore at Albion College working on her degree in English and minor in business and organizations. Amanda spends her days playing the flute, writing stories, and working tirelessly on her book collection. She currently interns at the Armenian Weekly, as part of the Armenian Students’ Association of America Inc. (ASA) Internship in Journalism program.

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