The Story of B. Artin Haig, FDR’s Photographer By Michael Boyajian Jera Studios Publishing, 2020 164 pp. Paperback $9.95 Retired attorney and former human rights judge of New York, Boyajian captivates readers with his maverick […]
Tigranes the Great: The Rise and Fall of an Ancient Empire June 2020, Heddon Publishing UK Political Biography/Ancient History ISBN: 978-1-913-166-24-3 174 pp. Tigranes the Great ruled the Kingdom of Armenia from 95 to 55 […]
Where do you feel your grief today? Do you want to feel it? Do you want to remember it? It is ok if you don’t We do not want to feel all the pain Lodged […]
Letters for Peace (LFP), a project at the intersection of creative writing and conflict transformation, announces the publication of its full catalogue of letters exchanged between Armenian and Azerbaijani youth. A total of 54 letters […]
You have your grandmother’s thighs She says You have your grandmother’s thighs He says Thunder thighs I have my grandmother’s hair I say I remember its salt and pepper Streaks of white and black Salt […]
PARIS – In 2018, the first edition of Little Armenias was published in French. It’s like a Lonely Planet travel guide book, but for the Armenian Diaspora. One by one, the book presents Armenian communities in […]
Diasporalogue: English Version Serge Avédikian and Tigrane Yégavian Editions Thaddée 207 pp. Kindle version available on Amazon The main objective of this book, published in 2017 in French, is to encourage dialogue and reflection between […]
My privilege is on the backs of those who suffered who experienced massacres those who fled before the big one – the first genocide of the twentieth century. My privilege is on the backs of […]
Armenia! Armenia outraged! Armenia broken! Armenia martyred! But Armenia liberated! Liberated by itself, liberated by its people with the help of the Armenian armies, with the support and the help of all Armenia, of the […]
ALAMEDA, Calif.—Author Ellen Sarkisian Chesnut’s second non-fiction book—We Armenians Survived! Battle of Marash 1920—consists of eye-witness accounts of civilians caught between the opposing forces of Turkish combatants against the French army. “I knew my mother’s […]
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