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Women Writers on War
Women Writers on War
Women Writers on War
Women Writers on War
Yerevan International Book Festival

Women Writers on War

Arts
Sep6Sun, September 614:00
History Museum of ArmeniaՀանրապետության հրապարակ 4, Yerevan 375010, Armenia
Translated

What is war through the eyes of women? How does literature preserve memory and resist violence when history leaves deep scars? The event brings together the translators of four contemporary authors whose works have been translated into Armenian from German, Spanish, Dutch, and Ukrainian. Through discussions and readings, we will explore how women writers from different countries reflect on war, displacement, and resistance. Participants: Arevik Ashkharoyan (moderator) Alis Ter-Ghevondyan Anush Kocharyan Mariam Gurzadyan Free admission.

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Yerevan International Book Festival

An annual literature festival held in Yerevan (Republic Square) that brings together readings, book launches, panels, translation and publishing initiatives, and international guest publishers; the festival also runs satellite events in regional cities like Gyumri and Kapan.

Women Writers on War
Women Writers on War
Women Writers on War
Women Writers on War
Yerevan International Book Festival

Women Writers on War

Arts
Sep6Sun, September 614:00
History Museum of ArmeniaՀանրապետության հրապարակ 4, Yerevan 375010, Armenia
Translated

What is war through the eyes of women? How does literature preserve memory and resist violence when history leaves deep scars? The event brings together the translators of four contemporary authors whose works have been translated into Armenian from German, Spanish, Dutch, and Ukrainian. Through discussions and readings, we will explore how women writers from different countries reflect on war, displacement, and resistance. Participants: Arevik Ashkharoyan (moderator) Alis Ter-Ghevondyan Anush Kocharyan Mariam Gurzadyan Free admission.

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Yerevan International Book Festival

An annual literature festival held in Yerevan (Republic Square) that brings together readings, book launches, panels, translation and publishing initiatives, and international guest publishers; the festival also runs satellite events in regional cities like Gyumri and Kapan.