Special for the Armenian Weekly ‘Sometimes we have to be like a riverbank, twisting and turning along with the earth, withstanding swells and currents. Enduring.’ Book review: Orhan’s Inheritance By Aline Ohanesian Algonquin Books of […]
Deli Sarkis: The Scars He Carried: A Daughter Confronts the Armenian Genocide and Tells Her Father’s Story By Ellen Sarkisian Chestnut Two Harbors Press, Minneapolis, Minn., 2014 186 pp., with family photographs and bibliography of […]
Dr. Sonia Poochikian-Sarkissian presented the following talk during the unveiling ceremony (Kinetzon) of the book Sisters of Mercy and Survival: Armenian Nurses, 1900-1930 by Dr. Isabel Kaprielian-Churchill, at the Saint Mary Armenian Apostolic Church in Toronto, […]
Sisters of Mercy and Survival: Armenian Nurses, 1900-1930 By Isabel Kaprielian-Churchill “Richard and Tina Carolan” Literary Fund Antelias, 2012 Reviewed by Karin Saghdejian A 1921 photograph of Armenian nurses at Annie Tracy Riggs (ATR) Memorial […]
The Light in the Ruins By Chris Bohjalian New York: Doubleday (July 9, 2013) 309 pages, $25.95 Chris Bohjalian’s The Light in the Ruins is a taught, suspenseful page-turner. In somewhat of a departure from […]
By Platon P. Zubov Edited with Introduction and Annotations by Ara Ghazarians Reviewed By Murad A. Meneshian 125 pp.; ISBN 0-9674621-5-0 The Armenian Cultural Association’s (ACF) English-translated publication of The Astrologer of Karabagh or the […]
Book Review by Dr. Minas Kojayan Stepan Partamian The Armenian in America Los Angeles: Armenian Arts Fund, 2012 When we speak or write about Stepan Partamian, one of our community’s most intriguing figures, we must […]
Classified Woman: The Sibel Edmonds Story By Sibel Edmonds Alexandria, Virginia: Published by Sibel Edmonds (2012) 342 pages, $21.95 A string of suspicious events and encounters lead FBI translator Sibel Edmonds to the center of […]
The Sandcastle Girls By Chris Bohjalian New York: Doubleday (July 17, 2012) 299 pages, $25.95 Chris Bohjalian’s 14th novel, The Sandcastle Girls, is a moving depiction of the tragedy of the Armenian Genocide told through […]
The Night Strangers By Chris Bohjalian New York: Crown Publishing Group (Oct. 4, 2011) 400 pp., $25.00 The right dose of trauma can change a man. But what if his vulnerable psyche is haunted by […]
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