I often note that, along with writing from Southeast Asia, the former Soviet states of Central Asia (extending, for my purposes through the Caucasus) are the most under-represented in English translation -- but just after reviewing yet another Georgian title (Lasha Bugadze's The Literature Express) I have now received the first translated-from-the-Armenian book I've seen here at the complete review, Hagop Oshagan's Remnants: The Way of the Womb (see also the Gomidas Institute publicity page, or get your copy at Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk).
Now at Asbarez Greg Freeman has a Q & A with another younger Armenian author (and playwright), Elfik Zohrabyan, about Twenty-first Century Literature In Armenia: A Young Writer Speaks.
Now at Asbarez Greg Freeman has a Q & A with another younger Armenian author (and playwright), Elfik Zohrabyan, about Twenty-first Century Literature In Armenia: A Young Writer Speaks.