In 1922 he started writing for the Armenian publications and took a pen name because he feared the stigma of rejections, and at age 22, Aram Chekenian became Aram Haigaz.
At age 22, Aram Chekenian became Aram Haigaz. In 1922 he started writing for Armenian publications and took a pen name because he feared the stigma of rejections.
In 1922 he started writing for Armenian publications and took a pen name because he feared the stigma of rejections. At age 22, Aram Chekenian became Aram Haigaz.
In 1922 he started writing for Armenian publications and took a pen name because he feared the stigma of rejections. At age 22, Aram Chekenian became Aram Haigaz.