HRANT MATEVOSSIANLiterary Archive

“August” | Yerevan | 1967 | Hayastan 1967

“Before the Blank Page” | Yerevan | 2004 | Hayagitak 2004

A Book About Tumanyan
1967
A Born Academician and Literary Scholar
1999
A Bridge to the Land of Legends
1980
A Ceaseless, Endless Return
1986
A Creative Presence
1994
A Few Words
2000
A Few Words about Vasily Belov
1983
A Few Words to My Reader
1985
A Figure Who Became a Legend
1999
A Look towards the Armenian Future
1983
A Man of Rare Stature
2000
A Peal Echoed by a Chorus
1969
A Quiet, Kindly Rain
1967
A Refuge for All Living Things
1989
A Resting Place on Our Shared Road
A Son of His Land
1980
A View from Within the People
1999
An Effort of Faith
1997
An Endlessly Vast World
1991
An Equal Member of Our Household
1982
And Glory to Him and His Generation
1996
Andranik Ozanian
2000
Andrei Tarkovsky
Art Means National Art
1981
Before a Blank Page
1966
Before Everyone, an Open, Pure Heart
1982
Bibliographical Note (“Before the Blank Page”)
2004
Blessed Was the Regiment He Led
1997
Book of the Way
1997
Constantly Answering to the Culture of the Present and the Past
1986
Enduring Empathy
1986
For the Sake of Artistic Thought
Gurgen Mahari
Hamo Sahyan the Golden-Tongued
1994
He Created His Own Artistic Reality
1995
He Knew How to Love (Minas Avetisyan)
1975
He Made His Life a Song
2000
He Was Called to Transform Minds
He Was the Homeland Himself
1995
He Was the Man We Had Been Waiting For
1999
Henrik Malyan
1988
Here Is Zahrad
1999
His Life-Giving Breath
1993
His Negation Became Affirmation
Hrant Tamrazyan
2001
I Am Myself
1993
I Hope the People Will Not Leave Their Country Desolate
2000
I, My Homeland, My Art
1967
In the Beginning Was the Word…
It Is a Blessing to Work in a Language Awakened by Charents
1997
It’s Not Good, Lads. It’s Very Bad
1995
Let Us Repay with Spiritual Values
1981
Literature Is Not “About”
2002
Manuk Mnatsakanyan
1995
Maro Margaryan
1999
Moments of Ascent
1993
Mushegh Galshoyan
1998
No One Must Know I Am Not With Them
1982
On So-Called Village Prose
1968
On Stage and Off
2000
On Stylisation
1965
Our Responsibility in Literature
1977
Our Saviour and Our Enemy Are Both Within Us
1999
Our Sister, Our Translator, Our Friend
1975
Paruyr
2000
Perfection
2001
Pion Hakobyan
2000
Sero Khanzadyan
1996
Solidarity
1999
Stepan Zoryan
1970
Suren Aghababyan
1986
The Defender of Beauty
1986
The Great Apostle of Human Kindness
1981
The Human Being’s Envoy
1984
The Indomitable, Wonderful Saroyan
1978
The Light of the God Called Beauty
1987
The Light We Call Conscience
1978
The Master and Labourer of Our Home
1972
The Patriarch of the Whole World
1981
The Poet
1974
The Poet of Intensely Condensed Time
2000
The Road to Our Goal
1996
The Successor and the Predecessor
1977 - 1996
The World of Hakob Mndzuri
1971
The World of the Word
2002
The Writer’s Civic Responsibility
1977
Those Awakened by Our Mother’s Call
1990
To Be
1993
To Each and All of Us, to All Armenians
1994
To Vazgen Sargsyan
2001
Tomorrow We Will Lick One Another’s Wounds
1992
True Stories in Precise Words
1996
Tumanyan of All Armenians
Vakhtang Ananyan
Vazgen
2001
Vazgen I
1994
Victory Is Our Mission Before Our Past, Our Future and All Humanity
1994
Viktor Ambartsumian
1996
We Are Still at the Beginning of the Century
We Lived Here
1995
We Need a Constitution to Make Our Way and Reach Our Destination
1995
We Will Always Have a Homeland
2002
When Sleep Seems a Salvation
William Saroyan
1999
Yeghishe Charents: Selected Works
1997
Yerevan Is a Haven
2000
Zoryan
1990

“I Am Me” | Yerevan | 2005 | Voskan Yerevantsi 2005

A Man Who Gives His Time a Name
1996
All Our Literature’s Achievements Are Cast from the Pure Gold of Armenian Identity, Without Clashing with Other Nations: The More Armenian Identity, the More Humanity
1979
And Hrant Matevossian Said
1995
And Hrant Matevossian Said…
1995
Armenia Shows Each of Us Our Place in the World
1994
Conversations with Hrant Matevossian
1999 - 2001
Culture Is a Way of Living, Not an Ornament of Life
2003
Culture’s Responsibility for the World’s Fate Is Immense
1984
Dawn Will Come
1990
Do Not Disown Your Brother
2002
From the Beginning, the Human Being Is Wonderful
1984
Hrant Matevosyan Has Lost the Girl Reading a Book at the End of the Avenue and Cannot Escape the Noise of 1988
1998
I Was to Be the Prophet of These People, of This Life… Now I Will Chronicle Their Dark Days. Life Has Overtaken Me…
1994
It Is Hard to Continue, and Necessary to Continue
2002
It Is Not the End of the World
1991
Let Us Come into Our Own Culturally
1999
Literature in New Times
1994
Literature Is a Faith
1997
Literature’s Open Gates: A People under Siege
1999
My Tsmakut Is Part of the Wider World
1984
Portrait
2000
Self-Portrait
2000
So This Country Can Become a Country
1992
Such a Long Silence
1990
The Humanity of Literature
2000
The Joys and Cares of the Literary World
1979
The Limits of Your Freedom Extend to the Limits of Mine
1990
The People Will Find the Right Path
1992
The Poetry of Language
1980
The True Substance of the Homeland
1996
The Writer’s Professional Honour
1974
To Live in Memory Is to Burn
1987
Today and Here
1988
Today I Have No Power over Time
2001
Tsmakut Is Me…
1984
Vardan Mamikonyan, Who Arises from Our Own Flesh
1996
We Are All Unique
1995
We Are Our Ancestor Now
1990
We Have Sung in Someone Else’s Voice Since Childhood
1988
We Must Endure and Stand Firm
1990
We Need the Joy of Discovery and the Miracle of Understanding
2000
We Still Have a Long Road of Struggle Ahead
1990
You Must Be Honest, Blunt, Truthful and Direct…
1993
You Must Decide: Are You Ishkhan or Avetik?
2001

“Novellas” | Yerevan | 1990 | Nairi 1990

“Our Run” | Yerevan | 1978 | Soviet Writer 1978

“Princess Nana’s Bridge” | Yerevan | 2006 | August 2006

“Selected Works”, Volume I | Yerevan 2005

“Selected Works”, Volume II | Yerevan 2005

“The Master” | Yerevan | 1983 | Soviet Writer 1983

“The Trees” | Yerevan | 1978 | Soviet Writer 1978

“Works”, Volume I | Yerevan | 1985 | Soviet Writer 1985

“Works”, Volume II | Yerevan | 1985 | Soviet Writer 1985