Trap

At the center of the novel is a multi-voiced chronicle of several generations of an Armenian family. They are united by a common origin, a memory of experiences, and complex connections between the past and the present. The narrative unfolds through a series of tragic and humorous episodes, showing how the choices of ancestors, their losses, and attempts to endure continue to influence their descendants. The book blends the harshness of family truth with a lyrical perspective on the people who are trying to come to terms with a heavy legacy. It is a family saga with elements of autofiction, where not only events matter, but also the very work of memory.