ARMENIAN POETRY PROJECT

Against Forgetting — Keith Garebian's collection of twenty-eight poems was recently published by Frontenac House Poetry.  A reading is s...

Old walls, volcanic rock. A shape of containment,  relics and small lives cloistered in silence.  Rock by black rock, they lived in...

The Armenian Poetry Project wishes to congratulate Keith Garebian who recently won the prestigious William Saroyan Medal, awarded by Armenia...

It is a story, Hrant, repeated for generations, a long story that keeps happening over and over, growing in the telling until you reach the ...

So rare was his warm touch on my head or skin I cannot remember it, the waters of childhood turning murky with faults, foam receding from to...

When he talked of Dikranagerd my father’s eyes vanished into a town sometimes Turkish, sometimes Russian, history as swift as a flood, roots...

Keith Garebian is a widely published, award-winning freelance literary and theatre critic, biographer, and poet. Among his many awards are t...

1. ETHNIC CLEANSING 2. ARMENIAN SOUP He Grass ...

1. MAT 2. DHIMMI To I’ll be ...

Dressed in fezzes and uniforms, moustaches thicker than their lips, sinewy arms crossed in proud distinction, they sit like pashas at a tabl...

(Rev.) They ate mouldy shoes boiled for three days. Hands which had grown vegetables, surrounded by cows and dogs, lifted limp laces like pa...

1 The clouds are electric around Ararat. Some of the dead burn fissures in the sky. When I look at Masis, I see Noah’s ark empty and forlorn...

Keith Garebian is an award-winning author of 16 books, three of which are collections of his poetry. He lives in Ontario and is completing h...