The ArmenianHouse website offers a digital library of Armenian literature and historical texts, featuring prominent works by authors such as Raffi, Hovhannes Tumanyan, and Yeghishe Charents. It includes classic and contemporary Armenian literary works, as well as historical and cultural studies that highlight Armenia’s rich heritage. Popular titles include David of Sassoun and The Khent providing readers with valuable insights into Armenian history and culture.

This section of the Gratun website offers free downloadable Armenian eBooks formatted for Amazon Kindle. It provides a selection of works in Armenian literature, history, and culture, making classic and contemporary Armenian texts more accessible to a digital audience. Readers can find resources covering various genres, with a focus on preserving and promoting Armenian heritage through literature.

A comprehensive library with a collection of Armenian literature and educational resources, covering topics like history, literature, and science, aimed at promoting Armenian culture and learning.

This Armenian site offers resources for young readers, focusing on educational materials, storybooks, and interactive content for kids, supporting early learning and cultural education.

An Armenian eBook platform that hosts digital publications across genres, including fiction, history, and children’s books. This page offers a variety of Armenian literary and educational content.

This blog provides links to eBooks by Yavrumyan, focusing on Armenian literature, history, and various educational resources, suitable for readers interested in Armenian culture.

This Armenian Wikisource page offers a collection of significant Armenian works, covering a range of literary and historical texts that are freely accessible for educational and cultural purposes.

The Armenian Art Library page provides an extensive list of books on Armenian history, culture, and art. Key authors include Karen Matevosyan, known for works on Ani’s noble history and Armenian manuscripts, and Tigran Mkrtchyan, who focuses on Armenian architectural heritage. These publications cover historical monuments, medieval Armenian art, and religious manuscripts, serving as valuable resources for understanding Armenian heritage.

This blog covers key moments in photography history, exploring themes like cultural impact, perception, and the evolving meaning of photography. It references famous works and theories, including Roland Barthes’ influential writings on the “punctum” and “studium” of photographs. This content is ideal for readers interested in how photography captures reality and personal memory, merging technical elements with deep philosophical reflection.

The webpage lists over 300 scientific, historical and cultural books in Armenian covering topics like Armenian history, national identity, ancient civilizations, linguistics, medical science, computer science, economics, etc. This collection focuses on the Armenian Highlands, the country’s struggles, and its rich cultural heritage, providing resources for both historical insight and modern nationalist perspectives.