The Summer of Chomalag
Chomalag, which means epidemic in one of the dialects of the Gegharkunik region of Armenia delves into the suspended lives of people in times of an epidemic.
Lusine Kharatyan is a Yerevan-based cultural anthropologist and fiction writer. She is the author of a collection of short stories “Dead end forget-me-not” (2020) and the 2017 novel “The oblique book.” Lusine holds a Master’s degree in Public Policy from the University of Minnesota (2004), General Diploma in Demography from Cairo Demographic Center (2000), and a Diploma with distinction in History/Socio-cultural Anthropology from Yerevan State University (1999).
Chomalag, which means epidemic in one of the dialects of the Gegharkunik region of Armenia delves into the suspended lives of people in times of an epidemic.
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