T. Isajanyan, Author

Author. Historical fiction lover with a special place in my heart for all things mythology. Mother. Wife. #ATaleofHayara debut series. Next: #50QueensRomance

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@RichHosek Good luck with the NaNo push! Mine's Rise of the Phoenix, Book 1 of A Tale of Hayara, a dark epic historical fantasy inspired by ancient Armenian myth and history. https://t.co/SgCsl7MJ7l #WritersLift #IndieAuthor #DarkFantasy

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@Purvii_06 Hope you find a good one soon! Shameless plug, but if fantasy's your thing, mine's Rise of the Phoenix, Book 1 of A Tale of Hayara. Dark epic fantasy rooted in ancient Armenian myth and history, and it's on KU. https://t.co/SgCsl7MJ7l #BookRecs #FantasyBooks

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@GFNIXO If The Kite Runner didn't stick, maybe try something totally different? Shameless plug, but mine's Rise of the Phoenix, a dark epic fantasy inspired by ancient Armenian myth and history. It's on KU. https://t.co/SgCsl7MJ7l #BookRecs #DarkFantasy

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@BookGoddessHQ Thanks for opening this up! 📚 Mine is Rise of the Phoenix, Book 1 of A Tale of Hayara, a dark epic historical fantasy inspired by ancient Armenian myth. It's on KU. https://t.co/SgCsl7MJ7l #FantasyBooks #DarkFantasy #WritingCommunity

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Anahit was ancient Armenia's mother goddess of fertility, healing and wisdom, with a great temple at Erez. Fantasy writers: which real-world mythology shapes your world? #WritingCommunity #ArmenianHistory

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Part I: https://t.co/zcHcpmrD7J Part II pre-order: https://t.co/JG2Wt61rfe

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The Phoenix has returned. Arameni should have stayed dead, but the gods dragged him back. Fall of the Phoenix: Part I opens the two-part finale of A Tale of Hayara. Part II arrives April 14, 2028 and is up for pre-order. #FantasyBooks #DarkFantasy

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"Which do you think is better to have? Strength of mind or strength of body?" — Mark of the Phoenix, the companion novella to A Tale of Hayara. Which would you pick? #FantasyBooks #BookTwitter

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Vahagn, the Armenian god of fire and war, was called Vishapakagh, "dragon-reaper." An ancient song says he was born from a burning reed in a sea of fire, with hair of flame and eyes like suns. #ArmenianHistory #Mythology

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The books that made me want to write: Secrets of the Ancient Goddess and Game of Thrones. What's the book that first pulled you into fantasy? #WritingCommunity #FantasyBooks #BookTwitter

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"The fires will engulf the waters, the seas will turn to salt, the world will crumble around you, and you will rule it all." A seer's prophecy from Rise of the Phoenix. #FantasyBooks #DarkFantasy

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In Armenian myth, the aralez are dog-like spirits, sometimes winged, who lick the wounds of fallen heroes to bring them back to life. Queen Shamiram called on them to revive Ara the Beautiful. In Hayara, they're hounds of the heavens. #ArmenianHistory #Mythology

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Writers: drop the first line of your WIP or latest book. I'll read every one. #WritingCommunity #FantasyBooks

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"We did not start this war, but I intend to be the one to end it." — Rise of the Phoenix #FantasyBooks #BookTwitter

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We are all pawns in the games the gods play. I write A Tale of Hayara, a dark epic historical fantasy inspired by ancient Armenian myth and history: prophecy, war, phoenix kings and gods who always collect. Start with Rise of the Phoenix, on Kindle Unlimited. #FantasyBooks

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I Live in a City Older than Rome! And it's Her Birthday 😍 - https://t.co/6icfWJNJz6

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Happy Independence Day, Armenia! - https://t.co/SpPqMKAk9f

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Back to School Traditions in Armenia - https://t.co/eYStLld9R2