Susanna Semerdzhyan

Susanna Semerdzhyan is an Armenian-American writer based in Los Angeles. She is also an ESL Instructor. She has a B.A. in Linguistics and M.A. in TESOL. She speaks English, Armenian and French. Drawing on her experience of being an Armenian-American, a descendent of Armenian Genocide survivors, a child of immigrants and a first-generation college graduate, her poetry is about identity and touches on themes of multiculturalism, multilingualism, empowerment, authenticity, discovery, confidence, community and belonging. You can find her writing in her newsletter, “You’re a Masterpiece" and on Instagram @suzyspoet.
Op-Eds

My Armenian is enough

A few months ago, I got a text message from my older sister that there was a new Armenian TV…

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Literary Corner

Talar Keoseyan introduces young readers to Armenian culture with “Vanna’s Adventures”

For Talar Keoseyan, it all goes back to one question: “Why do I need to know about my Armenian heritage?” …

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Literary Corner

Book Review | Trashland

Trashland By Denis Donikian Translated by Christopher Atamian Nauset Press, 2023 In Trashland, we first meet Gam as he watches…

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Opinion

I’m grateful for my immigrant mom allowing me to live her dreams

It was a typical workday. After teaching my ESL class in the morning, I went home to spend time with…

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Opinion

From overwhelmed to egg-cited: Introducing my children to Armenian Easter traditions

“Make sure he knows about his Armenian heritage.” I have lost count of the number of times I have heard…

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