In 1973 I was at Camp Pendleton waiting to get out of the Marine Corps. The days had no shape…
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Northridge, Calif. — Prof. Vahram Shemmassian, director of the Armenian Studies Program at California State University, Northridge, has published a…
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The next installment of Literary Lights 2026 will feature Aram Saroyan, author of the critically acclaimed memoir “Before I Forget,”…
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When photographer, author and publisher David Karamian released “Armenia – The Lone Stone” in 2022, khatchkars were already an important…
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“The Book of Genocides” by award-winning artist Dana Mashoian Walrath (Harvard University Press; September 8, 2026; $24.95 paperback with flaps)…
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WATERTOWN, Mass. — The Armenian Museum of America is pleased to announce an evening of conversation with best-selling novelist Chris…
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A new poetry collection, “The Blooms That Fall” by Angelina Der Arakelian-Dennington, has been released, offering a contemplative exploration of…
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New York, NY — The NYU Global Institute for Advanced Study (GIAS) will host a book launch event featuring Dr.…
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Fantasy is a genre often dominated by the pseudo-Medieval that rarely looks outside of a narrow European world. But Joe…
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OXFORD/NEW YORK— Berghahn has announced the publication of Lives in Fragments: Self-Narrative Sources and Biographical Approaches to the Armenian Genocide,…
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