Showing posts with label Hamazkayin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hamazkayin. Show all posts

1.7.15

Hamazkayin Announces Winner of Tölölyan Prize in Contemporary Literature

The Hamazkayin Armenian Educational and Cultural Society of Eastern United States recently named Aline Ohanesian the winner of the 3rd Minas and Kohar Tölölyan Prize in Contemporary Literature for her book, Orhan’s Inheritance.

27.10.14

Candidates Sought for Tololyan Prize in Contemporary Literature

The Hamazkayin Armenian Educational and Cultural Society of Eastern United States is pleased to solicit submissions for the third annual Minas and Kohar Tölölyan Prize in Contemporary Literature.
As with last year, two prizes, one for the Armenian language submissions and one for the English language submissions, will be awarded as the winners of the Minas and Kohar Tölölyan Prize in Contemporary Literature.

9.5.14

Hamazkayin Announces Winners of 2014 Tölölyan Prize


The Hamazkayin Armenian Educational and Cultural Society of the Eastern United States announced the winners of the second Minas and Kohar Tölölyan Prize in Contemporary Literature. Aida Zilelian was chosen for her work, The Legacy of Lost Things, and Arto Payaslian (Vaun) was chosen for his collection of poetry, entitled Isinglass.

8.11.13

Hamazkayin Announces 2nd Annual Tölölyan Prize in Contemporary Literature

The Hamazkayin Armenian Educational and Cultural Society of Eastern United States recently began to accept submissions for its second annual Minas and Kohar Tölölyan Prize in Contemporary Literature. This year, two prizes will be awarded—one for Armenian-language submissions and one for English-language submissions. 

4.6.13

Hamazkayin Announces Winner of Tölölyan Prize in Contemporary Literature

On May 4, the Hamazkayin Armenian Educational and Cultural Society of the Eastern United States, at its Annual Pan Gathering in Boston, announced it had named Christopher Atamian as the winner of the inaugural Minas and Kohar Tölölyan Prize in Contemporary Literature, for his translation of Nigoghos Sarafian’s The Bois de Vincennes.

26.10.12

Hamazkayin Announces New Minas and Kohar Tölölyan Prize in Contemporary Literature

The Hamazkayin Armenian Educational and Cultural Society of the Eastern United States this week announced the establishment of the Minas and Kohar Tölölyan Prize in Contemporary Literature. Named after one of the major Armenian literary critics of the second half of the 20th century, and his wife, a devoted teacher of that literature for decades, the annually awarded prize will recognize the work produced by talented writers working in North America.