Contemporary Indian writer Arjun Krishna Lal`s book released in  Armenian 

ArmInfo.Contemporary Indian writer Arjun Krishna Lal has published his book "Life, love wine", a story  about his adventures in Armenia. The book has been translated into Armenian by Roza Grigoryan, illustrated by Lusine Tahmazyan and edited by Armine Petrosyan. 

The writer's decision to write a book about his life in Armenia was  inspired by the openness and hospitality of the Armenian people, and  the fact that Arjun Krishna Lal, having lived in Armenia for more  than 2 years, feels at home here.

The editor of "Life, Love, Wine" Armine Petrosyan noted that this  work by an Indian writer is not a guide to the sights of Yerevan and  other Armenian cities and villages, although all this can be found in  the book.  The latter, according to the editor, is rather a  collection of the author's experiences.

"Sometimes we, Armenians, may not like some lines about how the  author, under the pressure of his feelings, experiences, resentment  or pain, speaks in gloomy tones about this or that part of our  homeland, but let's not forget that this book is about the feelings  experienced . The author has collected here his two- year experience  of life in Armenia, full of various adventures, pleasant and  unpleasant moments, ups and downs, unhealed wounds and the pain of  loss," explained Petrosyan.

The presentation of the book will take place on March 21, at 19:00,  at the Zangak book house. The presentation is planned to be held in  the regions of Armenia. Admission is free.