In her debut collection, “Everything Has Been Moved, Even the Dead,” Jen Siraganian traces a self shaped by history, fragmentation, and memory as she weaves her family’s past in the Middle East with her identity as an Armenian American woman and mother. Whether portraying a grandparent’s survival during the Armenian Genocide, a father’s childhood in … The post Jen Siraganian’s docupoetic debut: “Everything Has Been Moved, Even the Dead” appeared first on The Armenian Weekly.