Translation Is an Act of Love, a Gift That Transcends Borders: 15 Minutes with Fruznik Tadevosyan
“The books are my brothers,” Fruznik says, in one of his turns of phrase that sound seamlessly romantic. “They are not lifeless things. They are living.”
Joe Nerssessian is a freelance journalist from the UK currently working in Armenia. He was previously a reporter for the UK's Press Association news agency.
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