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Iranian Cultural Heritage News Agency, Iran
Oct 9 2005
Armenian Authors Gather in Yerevan
Armenian writers and poets from all around the world gather in
Yerevan from 8-12 October.
Tehran, 9 October 2005 (CHN) - The Biggest gathering of Armenian
authors will be held in Yerevan from 8 to 12 October with the
presence of 2 Iranian literary figures; Zoya Pirzad and Ahmad Nouri
Zadeh.
The gathering is dedicated to the writers and poets who write their
works in languages other than Armenian.
Among the invited literary figures for the event, Zoya Pirzad, an
Iranian awarded female writer, is mentionable. Zoya Pirzad whose
famous `I am the one who turns off the lights' has won several
national literary awards, is one of the few Armenian writers in Iran
who writes in Persian.
`Since Leon Analian became responsible for the directorship of
Armenian Writers Association, the association is more active.
Organizing several literary conferences are among its achievements'
said Varand, secretary general of the association.
This 2nd edition of the conference of Armenian writers is dedicated
to the review and study of Armenian writers who live outside the
country. These kinds of literary events are aimed at creating greater
kinship among Armenian literary figures from all over the world.
Beside Zoya Pirzad, Ahmad Nouri Zadeh is another Iranian literary
figure who will be present at the event. He will be awarded for his
great translations of Armenian works into Persian.
http://www.chn.ir/en/news/?id=5787&section=2
Oct 9 2005
Armenian Authors Gather in Yerevan
Armenian writers and poets from all around the world gather in
Yerevan from 8-12 October.
Tehran, 9 October 2005 (CHN) - The Biggest gathering of Armenian
authors will be held in Yerevan from 8 to 12 October with the
presence of 2 Iranian literary figures; Zoya Pirzad and Ahmad Nouri
Zadeh.
The gathering is dedicated to the writers and poets who write their
works in languages other than Armenian.
Among the invited literary figures for the event, Zoya Pirzad, an
Iranian awarded female writer, is mentionable. Zoya Pirzad whose
famous `I am the one who turns off the lights' has won several
national literary awards, is one of the few Armenian writers in Iran
who writes in Persian.
`Since Leon Analian became responsible for the directorship of
Armenian Writers Association, the association is more active.
Organizing several literary conferences are among its achievements'
said Varand, secretary general of the association.
This 2nd edition of the conference of Armenian writers is dedicated
to the review and study of Armenian writers who live outside the
country. These kinds of literary events are aimed at creating greater
kinship among Armenian literary figures from all over the world.
Beside Zoya Pirzad, Ahmad Nouri Zadeh is another Iranian literary
figure who will be present at the event. He will be awarded for his
great translations of Armenian works into Persian.
http://www.chn.ir/en/news/?id=5787&section=2