The Making of

Diaspora

The making of an artwork

Laurice Djibelian Donabedian is a former English teacher who spent most of her teaching years at the Armenian Evangelical College,…

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Culture

On the making of queer Armenian art

I can count on one hand the number of times I have felt my work was appreciated within Armenian circles.…

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Literary Corner

The Making of “The Burning Heart of the World”

My new novel The Burning Heart of the World is the fourth in a series of works focused on the…

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Literary Corner

What does it mean to write fantasy in Western Armenian?

They say that flying is meant for only birds and fairytales. Is that true? At least that’s the truth they’ve…

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Culture

Banyan trees and “an ancient people in perpetual self-creation”

This article is the conclusion of her four-part series, exclusively for the Armenian Weekly, on the making of Encounters and…

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Culture

An ‘alternative view’ on things Armenian

This article is the third in a four-part series, exclusively for the Armenian Weekly, on the making of Encounters and…

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Culture

Making art in wartime Lebanon

This article is the second in a four-part series, exclusively for the Armenian Weekly, on the making of Encounters and…

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Art

Encounters and Convergences. A Book of Ideas and Art – Part I

This article is the first in a four-part series on the making of Encounters and Convergences: A Book of Ideas…

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Culture

The Making of “Who She Left Behind”

While most mothers can effortlessly recite the precise date, time, weight, height and other details of their babies’ births, my…

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Literary Corner

The Making of “Sorry, Bro”

When I wrote the first draft of my romantic comedy novel, Sorry, Bro, I didn’t imagine that anyone beyond my…

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