Here I Come by Andrei Fenochka is a web television series. Produced in Moscow, it is the first Russian LGBTQ+ series featuring an Armenian protagonist.
Fenochka directs and Liza Simbirskaya serves as both writer and producer.
Comedian Movses Shakarian
Here I Come by Andrei Fenochka is a web television series. Produced in Moscow, it is the first Russian LGBTQ+ series featuring an Armenian protagonist.
Fenochka directs and Liza Simbirskaya serves as both writer and producer.
Artush and Zaur by Ali Akbar
Published in 2009, Artush and Zaur by Ali Akbar (alias of Alakbar Aliyev) is a novel about the relationship between Artush Saroyan and Zaur Jalilov, an Armenian and Azeri respectively. Akbar is…
sex poem by hrayr
hrayr publishes his poetry through Instagram. His poem Venus was recently published by the Hye-Phen Magazine. հրայր hrayr is a մտհայիչ western-armenian’ist տարօրինակված queer faggot empath երջանիկ hairy kinkster wiz ծաղկասէր flower…
Swan Song by Armen Davoudian
Published in 2020, Swan Song by Armen Davoudian won the 2020 Frost Place Chapbook Competition, as selected by Patrick Donnelly. Davoudian's poems and translations from Persian appear in AGNI, The Sewanee Review, The…
Fleeting City by Hovhannes Tekgyozyan
Published in 2017, Fleeting City by Hovhannes Tekgyozyan is a novel that is part of a new generation of writers in Armenia writing about queer characters and themes. Tekgyozyan graduated from the…
Queering Yerevan
Published in 2008 and continuing through 2020, Queering Yerevan is a website featuring the work of "a collective of artists, writers, cultural critics and activists queering and using Yerevan as an experimental…
Superheroes Die in the Summer by Christian Batikian
Published in 2018, Superheroes Die in the Summer is a novel by Christian Batikian. Batikian is a translator, author, and editor. His work includes Ariutse, Vhuke yev Handerdzarane, Super Herosnere Ke Mernin…
Good Night by Eric Shahinian
Released in 2019, Good Night is a short film by Eric Shahinian. Eric Shahinian is a filmmaker who received his MFA from Columbia University with Honors in Screenwriting. His short films have…
Eastsiders by Kit Williamson
Eastsiders by Kit Williamson is a television series that first aired on YouTube and is now available on Netflix. The series features a gay Armenian character (4 episodes) played by Aram Kirakosian, who also goes by the stage name Adam Ramzi.