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‘Giants of the Earth’ Now Available through Star Books

Six years ago, when Publish America agreed to print Giants of the Earth, it culminated a personal project that took me on a 1969 mission into Turkish-occupied Western Armenia in search of an aunt lost in the 1915-23 genocide. It was a mission of tragedy knowing that just 50 years earlier historic Armenia had been under the assault of the genocide-driven Ottoman-Turkish government. My aunt d

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Mitch Kehetian

Born and raised in Detroit, Mitch Kehetian launched his newspaper career as a reporter in 1953 with the Detroit Times. He was also editor of Wayne-Westland Daily Eagle and the Macomb Daily. He has been honored with the Lifetime Achievement Award from Wayne State University's Journalism Department. Mitch retired in 2005 and has served as president of Detroit Moorad-Zavarian AYF and Antranig ARF Gomideh.

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  1. I wrote a short story that includes reincarnation, dark humor, and a nexus to the Armenian genocide. This story is the second in my book “The Black Knight’s God: Horror Anthology {PublishAmerica, 2006}. If anyone could help me to get this story made into a cartoon, I will in your debt.

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