Eliza: A Memoir of Love and Resistance By Eliza Aharon Sachaklian Gomidas Institute Books, 2021 210 pp. Paperback, $23.50 As the saying goes—they don’t make them like that any more. This memoir of Eliza Aharon […]
The Earth Was Hers By Sam Zadig Independently published, 2020 354 pp. Paperback, $16.99 The Earth Was Hers, written by Armenian author Sam Zadig (né Sarkis Sevag Zadikian), is a thriller espionage story that follows […]
Տիգրիսի Ափերէն Dikrisi Aperen (From the Banks of the Tigris, Dicle Kıyılarından) By Mgrdich Margossian Aras, 1999 192 pp. Google ‘Diyarbekir’ or ‘Diyarbakir,’ and among the first images you see will be the city walls […]
The Marrow of Longing By Celeste Nazeli Snowber Harp Publishing the People’s Press, 2021 98 pp. Paperback, $20 Celeste Nazeli Snowber is falling in love with the culture that birthed her. At the end of […]
The Balyans: Ottoman Architecture and Balyan Archive By Buke Uras Korpus, 2021 352 pp. Hardcover, $150 Buke Uras drew on many sources in his 2021 publication, The Balyans: Ottoman Architecture and Balyan Archive. Armenian documents […]
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 […]
Bible Engagement: The Discovery of Faith, Hope and Self Dr. Hrayr Jebejian Lebanon: Bible Society in the Gulf, 2019 138 pp. Hardcover Dr. Hrayr Jebejian’s lively and well-organized study Bible Engagement: The Discovery of Faith, […]
This past winter solstice, I set out early to watch the light slowly growing in the east, as the last stars faded from view, and migrating songbirds brought the crisp air to life. In those […]
In his book “Ethnicity, Nationalism, and Conflict in the South Caucasus: Nagorno-Karabakh and the Legacy of Soviet Nationalities Policy” (2012), Dr. Ohannes Geukjian analyzes how ethnicity and nationalism became a catalytic cause of the Nagorno-Karabakh […]
We seem to have the political will at the moment (even if only for a very brief moment) to address social inequities and allow justice and fairness to guide our decisions. One can fairly hope […]
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