Michael Boyajian Books

The story of the Armenians who survived the genocide and escaped to Paris where their intellectuals joined in what Hemingway called the Moveable Feast of expatriate artists and writers in the 1920s. Paris didn't just save a handful of writers who survived the genocide it restored an entire people called the Armenians. ..".Another great read. "--Gary A Kulhanjian, Social Historian

Join the author as he examines what it is to be Armenian in an entirely non Armenian world exploring the alienation of being different. " I am sure all Armenians will want to read Michael Boyajian's book for two reasons: first, their interest in their identity; and secondly, in an era of heightened research in the multiplicity of our ethnic origins and certainly awareness of DNA which has given us a desire to address a question posed by the author: Whatt is he (or she)?"--Gary A. Kulhanjian, social historian and educator