ARI Literary and Talent Agency’s writer Susanna Harutyunyan’s novel Ravens Before Noah has been released in its third edition by Edge Publishing House; earlier editions were published by Tstitsernak Publishing House (2015) and Edit Print Publishing House (2019).

About the book

In the Armenian mountains, there is a small, hidden village, built on land scorched by silence and loss. But even in this remote place, the wounds of history do not heal easily. Here, a woman scarred by violence, and her daughters born of that violence, become a reflection of the cowardice of the villagers. Years later, the compassion of those same villagers emerges for those whose sins they choose to forgive.
Set between 1915 and the 1960s, this story speaks to the silent cruelty of double standards: how mercy and judgment are never fairly distributed, and how the fine line between victim and perpetrator is often drawn by the blind.