Raffi Joe Wartanian is a writer, musician, and educator who teaches writing at UCLA and serves as the inaugural poet laureate in the city of Glendale, California. His writing has appeared in The New York Times, Los Angeles Review of Books, University of Texas Press, and elsewhere.
Raffi Joe Wartanian
Articles
Splintered Loves, Splintered Selves
Raffi Joe Wartanian reviews Nancy Agabian’s “The Fear of Large and Small Nations.”
Finding Love Amid War: On Shahé Mankerian’s “History of Forgetfulness” and Vahe Berberian’s “Diary of a Dead Man”
Raffi Joe Wartanian reviews new books by two Armenian American writers, Shahé Mankerian and Vahe Berberian.
Dispatch from the Frontlines of Conflict Transformation
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