NEW YORK. - Four writers of the diaspora recently presented their works in the Armenian Center in Woodside in New York within the Literary Gems and Wine program, which is sponsored by the New York Chapter of the Hamazkayin Cultural Association. The four Armenians, including actress and storyteller Nora Armani, writer and political cartoonist Lucine Kasbarian, poet and artist Lola Koundakjian, and writer and editor Aida Zilelian-Silak shared their works, which explored the complexities of the human condition, The Armenian Reporter informs. In her speech, the program organizer, librarian of rare books and literary enthusiast Arevik Caprielian expressed her satisfaction for the opportunity in showing skillful Armenian creative people.
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