After a decade of meticulous research in more than 15 archives, Dr. Bedross Der Matossian’s book on the Adana Massacres of 1909 has recently been published in paperback, hardcover and Kindle editions by Stanford University […]
PARAMUS, NJ—The Armenian Missionary Association of America (AMAA) is proud to announce that a guidebook of Western Armenian orthography and punctuation has been published in Aleppo, Syria. The newly printed volume, which is 156 pages, […]
The Letters of Komitas Vardapet Translated by Nazareth Seferian Mosaic Press, 2022 496 pp. $35.95 USD Komitas Vardapet is the most significant and iconic figure of Armenia. He is revered by all Armenians. A tragic […]
Color me red. Red as the juicy pomegranate that is rough yet sweet, much like the lives of my people. Red as the innocent blood of my 1.5 million ancestors pulsing through my […]
The Mekhitarist Congregation’s journal collection and its portal website are now live, featuring digitized Armenian press published between 1794 and 1920, in a free and accessible format. To date, the online library of the Mekhitarist press […]
Monica Paraghamian and Amy Kazandjian are sparking an important conversation about mindfulness with the forthcoming second edition of the children’s book Precious Light. The first iteration was published in the winter of 2020 when Paraghamian—a […]
This is an excerpt from Svante Lundgren’s article in the anthology Armenia, Mon Amour. Ten Europeans Speak (2020), edited by Lundgren and Serafim Seppälä. In it, 10 persons from 10 different European countries share their […]
LOS ANGELES, Calif.—Mazda Publishers has announced the release of Armenian Communities of Persia/Iran: History, Trade, Culture (670 pages, retail $45.00 plus applicable taxes). This is the fifteenth and final volume in the series “Historic Armenian […]
Disco lights, smoke rings, classic rock blaring from large speakers and lots of dancing. My memory of that night is sketchy as is the memory of many other events from high school. But I remember […]
Author’s Note: The Long Shadow is the final book in the Shadow trilogy. The story follows twins Bedros and Dzovinar into adulthood as they travel across the landscapes of the final years of the Ottoman […]
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