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Mrs. Zildjian and the Muslim Pendant

by Christopher Atamian | January 31st, 2012 | 0 comments

Lucine awoke from the three-hour apostolic service and turned her head from side to side. She looked up at the stained-glass windows and then at the beautiful crimson lanterns that her brother had designed for [...]

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Ode to the Night, Zabel Yessayan’s First Published Work

by Jennifer Manoukian | January 24th, 2012 | 1 comments

Translated by Jennifer Manoukian This poem, written at the age of seventeen, is Zabel Yessayan’s first published work. It appeared in the first volume of Arshag Chobanian’s literary journal Dzaghig (Constantinople) in 1895. Come, oh [...]

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Lola Koundakjian’s The Accidental Observer

by Christopher Atamian | December 28th, 2011 | 0 comments

A mulberry tree serendipitously discovered on West 87th Street. Fleeting memories of past loves and brief encounters. The changing of the seasons. These are some of the themes that Lola Koundakjian treats with sensitivity and [...]

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