I think again of my self, at the dining room table, or squatting beneath, sketching my father, seated next to mother, crocheting, smoking or reading his Armenian newspaper, silently enduring his life, the puzzle of […]
I Ask You Ladies and Gentlemen is Leon Surmelian’s personal tale of deep sorrow and profound gratitude, of terrible loss and a lively embrace of life itself. The out-of-print book, first published in 1945, a […]
The Society for Armenian Studies (SAS) has announced that Houri Berberian’s Roving Revolutionaries: Armenians and the Connected Revolutions in the Russian, Iranian, and Ottoman Worlds (Oakland: UC Press, 2019) and Heghnar Zeitlian Watenpaugh’s The Missing […]
Փիսօն գէշ երազ կը տեսնէ Anna Isabekyan Roslin Press, 2019 Hardcover/ISBN 978-1-946290-14-4 Roslin Press, a New York publishing house known for its Western Armenian publication of The Chronicles of Narnia recently announced its latest publication […]
Home Again: Armenian Recipes from the Ottoman Empire By Mari A. Firkatian CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2018 350 pp. $64.00 paperback ‘Home Again: Armenian Recipes from the Ottoman Empire’ by Mari A. Firkatian is part […]
Harvard Square is one of those places where it’s easy to camouflage, simply because she’s a museum of all different types of people; artists selling their visions on the sidewalk, protesters enjoying the sound of […]
The Armenian Communities Department has launched a new book translation project entitled the Zartiss Collection. The Zartiss publication series makes available in Western Armenian some of the most renowned international children’s literature. The books are […]
The 21: A Journey into the Land of Coptic Martyrs By Martin Mosebach, Translated by Alta L. Price Plough Publishing House, 2019 272 pp. $15.00 hardcover On February 15, 2015, militants of the Islamic State […]
I Want to Die with a Flag Ethiopia: My Delusions and Disillusionment By Vartkes Nalbandian Independently published, 2019 210 pp. $15.95 paperback This brave and outspoken account of life under different regimes in Ethiopia is […]
My interest in Komitas has been evolving since I was a young bride. I used to witness my mother-in-law Kayane proudly show off Komitas’ pictures, which were inscribed to his “sister, Marig.” Marig was Kayane’s […]
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