The blog “Sasna Tsrer” showcases a collection of Armenian poetry, highlighting the beauty of the language and the emotional depth of its themes. The poems often reflect on nature, love, and the Armenian identity, featuring works by notable poets such as Paruyr Sevak, Mkrtich Bejikdashlian, Gevorg Emin, etc.
The website provides a comprehensive overview of Armenian literature, featuring prominent Armenian writers from various historical periods. It highlights significant literary figures such as Hovhannes Shiraz, Yeghishe Charents, and Saroyan, along with their contributions to Armenian culture. The site promotes the exploration of both classic and contemporary works, emphasizing the richness of Armenian literary heritage.
The “Japonialit” blog focuses on Japanese literature and art, featuring translations into Armenian, literary critiques, and discussions on notable works and authors. It highlights cultural themes and the influence of tradition in contemporary Japan. The list includes “The Tale of Genji” by Murasaki Shikibu and “Norwegian Wood” by Haruki Murakami, showcasing the depth of Japanese storytelling and its evolution.
The purpose of Literary Bridge is to present contemporary Armenian writers from the diaspora and the homeland to the Armenian literary community and to encourage reading among the youth. The website has no ideological or political orientation and is regularly updated. Only materials that meet literary standards are published in Literary Bridge.
The website Grakan tert serves as the official publication of the Armenian Writers’ Union, featuring a range of literary content including stories, poetry, essays, and critiques. It promotes Armenian literature by highlighting authors and their works, as well as providing a platform for discussions on literary topics.
The website “Granish” showcases a collection of new Armenian literature, featuring a variety of genres and authors. Notable titles include “Death Visions: More Than Reality” by Sevak Aramazd, “Syrian Novel” by Lusine Kharatyan, and “Tondrak: Babylonian View or Mediterranean Turns” by Tondrak. This platform serves as a hub for literature enthusiasts seeking contemporary modern works and authors.
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