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Hovik Charkhchyan: Unknown Letters of Famous Writers
KardaLove

Hovik Charkhchyan: Unknown Letters of Famous Writers

Arts
Aug19Wed, August 1919:00
Carpet Loft91 Teryan St, Yerevan, Armenia
3500 դրամ
Translated

As part of the GinatBook series, writer and literary critic Hovik Charkhchyan reveals the secrets hidden within Armenian literary archives. Having spent years working with original manuscripts and letters, Charkhchyan shares stories that never made it into official biographies. The discussion will cover the private correspondence of famous authors and the lost culture of letter writing — a time when a letter was more than communication, but a unique way of preserving human emotions. Entrance fee includes coffee, tea, and wine. Advance registration is required to attend.

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KardaLove

Armenian book-focused platform that curates and promotes literary events — author talks, readings, book launches, workshops and community initiatives (library donations, university meetups). Warm, community-oriented vibe that combines discussion, learning and occasional social elements like wine-paired book evenings.

Hovik Charkhchyan: Unknown Letters of Famous Writers
KardaLove

Hovik Charkhchyan: Unknown Letters of Famous Writers

Arts
Aug19Wed, August 1919:00
Carpet Loft91 Teryan St, Yerevan, Armenia
3500 դրամ
Translated

As part of the GinatBook series, writer and literary critic Hovik Charkhchyan reveals the secrets hidden within Armenian literary archives. Having spent years working with original manuscripts and letters, Charkhchyan shares stories that never made it into official biographies. The discussion will cover the private correspondence of famous authors and the lost culture of letter writing — a time when a letter was more than communication, but a unique way of preserving human emotions. Entrance fee includes coffee, tea, and wine. Advance registration is required to attend.

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KardaLove

Armenian book-focused platform that curates and promotes literary events — author talks, readings, book launches, workshops and community initiatives (library donations, university meetups). Warm, community-oriented vibe that combines discussion, learning and occasional social elements like wine-paired book evenings.