CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Local author, artist and Armenian teacher Alik Arzoumanian has just published another Armenian children’s book. Garmir Goshig is the charming sequel to Pobig Dodig. “A baby can’t be barefoot forever,” said Arzoumanian […]
The Resistance Network: The Armenian Genocide and Humanitarianism in Ottoman Syria, 1915-1918 By Khatchig Mouradian Michigan State University Press, 2021 262 pp. Hardcover, $44.95 Resistance and humanitarianism are two words which conjure up certain expectations […]
It was 2016 when I published my first Armenian children’s book Ուրախ Խոզուկը (The Happy Piggy), and launched Kids Reading Armenian (KRA). The absence of Western Armenian board books for my then one year-old made […]
STERLING HEIGHTS, Mich.—ArmenianEasy, LLC, a publishing house established in 2019 by Armenian-American sisters Cathy Jacobs Brito and Jenny Jacobs Mullen, has announced the publication of its first book: The Big Book of Armenian Letters, a […]
A descendant of Armenian genocide survivors, Celeste Nazeli Snowber explores the relationship between longing, belonging and identity in her third book of poetry. With The Marrow of Longing, Snowber uncovers universal themes as she traces […]
The Armenian Institute (AI) and the International Armenian Literary Alliance (IALA) will host a reading to celebrate the Armenian Poetry Project’s (APP) 15th anniversary. The virtual reading will be held via Zoom on May 2, […]
Prelude A son, a grandson, Of this nation My nation Where I live Only in my heart Only in my soul. There was or was not… No, for sure there was A city, a town, […]
I’m no longer the same My Psyche …physique is changed Lost its power… its handsomeness I’m no longer the same After we lost so many sons … After we lost our ancient lands … I’m […]
Holding a long wooden dowel in her hand A learned tradition from her former land She batted and fluffed until it was full the cushiony and treasured pure lambswool With heavy needle and weighty thread […]
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