I am not a poet, but I know storytelling. And perhaps that is why I was so struck by the extraordinary storytelling in Perla Kantarjian’s “You Must Become Field.” A collection of 75 poems spanning the Armenian Genocide to the present, written with the intimacy that often feels more like a memoir than a traditional Read the full article The post Review of Perla Kantarjian’s “You Must Become Field” appeared first on The Armenian Weekly .
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