Armenian
International Women’s Association
cordially invites you to attend
“A
Literary Afternoon”
With
three Armenian-American authors
Sunday
October 14, 2012 at 2:30pm
with
Sylva
Boyadjian-Haddad, poet, writer, and professor of English and Comparative
Literature at New England College in Henniker, N.H. She is the founder and
Editor-in-Chief of Entelechy
International/A Journal of Contemporary Ideas. Her collection of poems
entitled Salt was released in 2011.
Born in Beirut of Armenian parents, she now resides in Concord, N.H.
Lola
Koundakjian,
curator for the online Armenian Poetry
Project. Her first collection of poetry, The Accidental Observer, appeared in 2011. She has read her work in
various venues in New York, Los Angeles, and Rhode Island as well as at the 20th
international poetry festival in Medellin Colombia. A native of Beirut, she has
lived in New York City since 1979.
Seta
Terzian,
author of the recently released novel, Two Girls from Heliopolis. The book is
based on her life growing up in a small suburb of Cairo, Egypt. After an
idyllic childhood she came of age against the backdrop of the North African
campaign during World War II, and later began life anew in the United States.
She now lives in Dedham, Mass.
Armenian Cultural Foundation
441 Mystic Street, Arlington, Mass.
Open to the
public. Free of charge.
