Liberty by Michael Ghazarian Nalbandian
The dream of Armenia’s liberation was vehemently suppressed in Imperial Russia, but poet Michael Ghazarian Nalbandian found freedom in words.
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Dancing Mania by Aksel Bakunts
Aksel Bakunts, the precocious writer, persecuted by Stalin, writes about the beliefs around that common disease of his era: tuberculosis.
Gorky And His Muse
The avant-garde painter Arshile Gorky had an obsession other than art. He called her Mougouch. This is a story of their tumultuous love.
Zabel Yessayan: Portrait of the Writer as a Young Woman
Zabel Yessayan is among the most famous authors of Armenian literature. It was as a young woman in Constantinople that she began to master her craft.
Let Us Die Armenians by Khorene Nar Bey Lusignan
Fate is your enemy? Be not dismayed. / But show Armenian hearts, to brave her hate. / Fate cannot vanquish an heroic land / That battles against fate.
Iron Ladle by Khrimyan Hayrig
Before revolutionaries, there was Hayrig.