In 2013 the Armenian Cultural Foundation published President Calvin Coolidge and the Armenian Orphan Rug by Dr. H. Martin Deranian. The result of over three decades of research and investigation, Dr. Deranian’s work traces the […]
What kind of society do we live in? Where a fly gets more attention? Than when a genocide gets resurrected? And bombs a School?! Church?! City?! People! People! People! I’ve been watching the news Vice […]
(i) In the quiet, between bombs, there is a sound, A hum, My heart still beats. One day, soon, I will return. What is an hour, a night, a year, But a heart keeping time? […]
Our people shed blood on the arm of denial on repeat as if there wasn’t a genocide of 1.5 million Armenians a whole world is looking— no more desecration on ancestral lands the diaspora aches […]
The Earth Was Hers By Sam Zadig June 2020 356 pp. A beautiful Afghani girl is the lone survivor in her family after an attack by the Taliban. With the aid and encouragement of an […]
By Galust Nanyan The bilingual (Armenian-English) book-chronicle “They were depicting the war” was published back in 2017. It was dedicated to the cinematographers and cameramen who risked their lives to document the Artsakh War from […]
Sacha By Alexis Pazoumian André Frère Éditions, 2020 115 pp. Hardcover $55 It’s rare to find a book that truly startles you, takes you out of the here and now, and transports you to a […]
FRESNO, Calif.—An edited volume by Bedross Der Matossian, with a preface by Richard G. Hovannisian titled The First Republic of Armenia (1918-1920) on its Centenary: Politics, Gender, and Diplomacy has just been published. The book […]
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