Chris Bohjalian
The Boston Globe
Vermont, United States
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We’re all feeling fine. We really are. Except we’re not.
Despite false optimism on social media, novelist Chris Bohjalian writes, many of us continue to struggle as the pandemic barrels toward its two-year anniversary. But being open with yourself and others can help. → Read More
Let’s not allow another Aleppo in the Caucasus
If Stepanakert falls and Artsakh is returned to Azerbaijan, the world may face another Aleppo: a humanitarian crisis with 150,000 refugees and anti-Armenian bloodshed. → Read More
Audiobook recommendations for the ultimate escape
Author Chris Bohjalian is finding these titles especially comforting. → Read More
Hackers, fake news and worldwide panic: The plot of ‘The Paladin’ feels eerily real
The latest novel by David Ignatius is a chilling spy thriller about the way the Internet can be weaponized. → Read More
While we wait for the sequel to “Bird Box,” its creator has a novel that’s yes, creepy
‘Inspection’ revolves around an eccentric couple’s experiment in separating the sexes. → Read More
George Pelecanos has helped make TV great again. His new book reminds us why.
‘The Man Who Came Uptown’ showcases the writer’s gifts as a storyteller — and his sense of humor. → Read More
Who’s telling the truth? ‘Tangerine’ is a twisty tale of friendship, death and deceit
Christine Mangan’s psychological thriller has an irresistible retro vibe. → Read More
Bohjalian's 'The Sleepwalker' will keep you up at night
Sleepwalker Annalee Ahlberg disappears and her family tries to find clues to get her home → Read More
Voices: Putting a face on the Syrian refugee crisis
When my ancestors were escaping the genocide in Armenia, the USA opened its arms to 75,000 who could have been victims. → Read More
Excerpt: Opening of ‘The Guest Room’
The beginning of Chris Bohjalian’s new book ‘The Guest Room.’ → Read More
Essay: Going home again
Virtually no Armenians live in Kayseri – but one of the locals knows someone who knows someone who knows the caretaker who has a key to the church where my grandfather was likely baptized. → Read More
A great teacher sees the promise of September
Anna Howell arrived in Lincoln in 1998. → Read More
A Ferris wheel is still food for the soul
What we love about the Champlain Valley Fair. → Read More
Bohjalian: A little too much like life
'Old age isn't a battle; old age is a massacre,' wrote Philip Roth. → Read More
To understand VT, look to Georgia
The pit bull and chocolate Lab mix spent two hours in a bulldozer. → Read More
Death of Cecil: Was it for naught?
The world is appalled at the actions of a Minnesota dentist. → Read More
Goodyear house is heading home
Flatbed truck helps make the big move in Lincoln. → Read More
The ‘Mockingbird’ that might have hatched – but didn’t’
I was among millions who dove into “Go Set a Watchman,” the day the novel went on sale. → Read More
What's in store for VT? Ask the store owner
Vaneasa Stearns has been a witness to the way Vermont has changed. → Read More
The day turbulence was inside the plane
Tale of a gastrointestinal meltdown at 35,000 feet. → Read More