Granish: Spreading Armenian literary word
Armenian literature enthusiasts on Wednesday unveiled an upgraded version of their literary website that appears popular among reading aficionados and authors. During the two years of operating the website, Granish, featuring the works by modern Armenian writers, has succeeded in finding its own reader on the worldwide web.
Best Armenian prose writer of our days announced
The results of the Prose 2011 short-stories contest were summed up. The results of the Prose 2011 short stories competition and the handing of awards were held at the State Theater of Song of Armenia yesterday ahead of the declaration of Yerevan as the 2012 World Book Capital and the events dedicated to the 500th...
Avetik Isahakyan | Selected Poems
I Can See Them In the quiet dusk I see it. The thin smoke rising from my father’s house. Outside the willows sway. And in dark corners invisible crickets start their song. I can see my mother in that lamplight. Her grandchild climbs into her lap to sleep. And as she rocks my baby I...
What 2010 Gave to Armenian Literature
The following is a translation we made of a text that originally appeared in the Asbarez daily (January 6, 2011, p. 11) by Karen Antashian, a writer and founder of the “Granish”(Letter) literary club, . We have produced the text below to better inform you about the state of Armenian-language literary scene in Armenia today....
Gevorg Ter-Gabrielyan | The Archeology of Future literature
Series: Caucasus Analytical Digest (CAD) Issue: Literature in the Caucasus Publisher(s): Center for Security Studies (CSS), ETH Zurich; Jefferson Institute, Washington D.C.; Heinrich Böll Foundation, Tbilisi; Research Centre for East European Studies, University of Bremen Publication Year: 2010 Gevorg Ter-Gabrielyan examines the role of prose writers in Armenia’s early and Soviet periods and the collapse...
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