The Pilot is a spiritual novel. It tells the tale of Nare and the people in her life. It explores the mysteries between earthly life and heaven. Separated by distance, even death, from those they love, it reveals how people hold onto hope of reunion.
I write romantic and philosophical poems rich in metaphors and allegorical expressions. My creative works are full of emotions and deep thoughts. My poems have appeared in different poetry magazines and anthologies both online and in print. I am the author of the poetry books: The Queen Of Metaphors, My Intoxicated Ink, The Phantom's Dolphin, Words In Flight, and The Canvas Of My Soul, Where I Meet Myself which are available on Amazon.
About my poetry book Canvas Of My Soul:The Hues Of My Palette The Canvas Of My Soul is a colorful dreamscape of insights and emotions. My words linger with the reader. The Canvas Of My Soul is a poetic reporter of the “Human Condition” as I explore the rhythms and patterns of human heart and soul. The Canvas Of My Soul includes lyrical, romantic and philosophical poems. The Hues Of My Palette which is the subtitle of The Canvas Of My Soul is an artistic landscape in lyrical words and deep thoughts.
Colin Bartie's review Oct 16, 2018 it was amazing
Reading for the 2nd time. Most recently started October 16, 2018.
Colin Bartie ‘The Canvas Of My Soul : The Hues Of My Palette’ by Anahit Arustamyan
With her latest collection of poetical gems Anahit Arustamyan has truly tapped into the zeitgeist: that yearning for nourishment of the soul. These are authentically philosophical as well as poetic, gems she is offering us. The poet talks directly to the existential angst of the age. If you need spiritual, but not necessarily religious, insight you will find it in the pages of her latest offering. The book itself is a joy to hold with clear bold type and gorgeous illustrations. One of my particular favourites is ‘No, Poets Never Die’. Like many of the other poems in this collection it appears to suffuse light, its closing lines: “A candle is melting while spreading light, Poets melt like candles but never die.” It makes you want to be a poet, which is another virtue of this work it is almost militantly poetic. This is a worthy and important calling! The world has great need of spiritual and philosophical poetry and Anahit is supplying it in a jewelled box. Once you dip into it you want more and more and each one sparkles with enlightenment. Another of my favourites ‘Hey, Winds’ “Hey, winds! Were those butterflies real on the scales of your yesterday? Oh crazy winds! Butterflies turn into fairies.” For me Anahit Arustamyan’s words turn into butterflies, the butterflies into angels and the angels spread their dust in my path and sooth my soul. Thank you poet for your soul food. And fellow readers if you have need of sustenance, I fully recommend these poetical delights. Having read this great and inspiring work I see there are predecessors: ‘The Queen Of Metaphors’, My Intoxicated Ink’, ‘The phantom’s Dolphin’ and ‘Words In Flight’: all of these will find a space in my treasure trove to bring light to the dark night of the soul. By Colin Bartie
Gregg Walling 5.0 out of 5 starsWHERE I MEET MYSELF : ANAHIT'S MUSE August 5, 2019 Format: Paperback What has slumbered what was meant to be touched as
I just finished reading The Pilot. It was read in one breath. I like such novels. The writing was captivating.The characters were believable and I cared about them. The incidents of the story were wholly absorbing. It was brilliant. I highly recommend.
The Pilot is a deeply moving exploration of love, loss, and hope. Anahit Arustamyan’s writing is lyrical and heartfelt, making it impossible to put down.
The Pilot is a thought-provoking spiritual novel that follows Nare and the people connected to her, touching on love, loss, and the hope of reunion beyond life’s boundaries. Blending earthly experiences with the mysteries of heaven, it invites readers to reflect on faith, resilience, and the enduring ties that unite us with those we love. A moving story for anyone drawn to spiritual journeys and uplifting themes
I’m only in Chapter 2 of The Pilot, and I’m already surprised by how quickly the story pulled me in. Nare is such an intriguing character—quiet, sad, and full of wonder as she watches the “silver birds” take flight. Her fascination with the sky gives her a soft, dreamy presence that makes you immediately want to understand her more.
Pierre, on the other hand, brings warmth and steadiness to the scenes. Their early interactions feel natural and tender, filled with small but meaningful moments—shared snacks, gentle questions, and the subtle curiosity between two strangers slowly opening up to each other.
The writing is poetic and atmospheric, turning the airport into a space filled with emotion rather than noise. Even this early on, the story hints at a deeper journey ahead, both for Nare and for the connection forming between her and Pierre.
A captivating start that makes me excited to keep reading.
Anahit Arustamyan” book “The Pilot”delves into the life of the main character and her journey to find her true love. She encounters various individuals that create an impact on her life. Her journey is one of growth that takes the reader along with her.
The characters are memorable and their life stories intriguing.
This mesmerizing book causes the reader to be glued to each page. You will ponder thought provoking questions about life and death.
The book takes you on a one of a kind journey that you will not soon forget.
I highly recommend this book.
Get swept away on this incredible and fantastic read.
Nancy Jones, M.A. Ed., B.S. in Ed Published Author
The Pilot is a powerful and engaging story that keeps readers hooked from beginning to end. The author does a great job of bringing the characters to life, especially the main character, whose journey is both inspiring and emotional. The plot is well-paced, with moments of tension, courage, and reflection that make the story feel real and meaningful.
This book was an amazing read from start to finish. The writing is engaging, the characters feel real, and the story keeps you hooked the entire time. It’s one of those books that’s hard to put down and stays in your mind even after you’ve finished it. Whether you’re reading for fun, learning, or inspiration, this book delivers on all levels. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a great read!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This book was a truly enjoyable read. The storyline is well-paced, the writing flows smoothly, and the message behind it is meaningful. It draws you in quickly and keeps you engaged without feeling rushed. The characters are well-developed, and the overall experience feels thoughtful and satisfying. A great choice if you’re looking for a book that’s both entertaining and well-written.
The Pilot is an engaging maritime adventure set during the American Revolution. Cooper brings the sea to life with vivid descriptions and a mysterious, compelling central character. The language can feel old-fashioned at times, but the suspense, atmosphere, and historical depth make it a rewarding read for fans of classic adventure and naval history
Anahit Arustamyan’s The Pilot is a well-written novel that examines themes of ambition and moral responsibility. The narrative is balanced and reflective, allowing readers to connect with the character’s journey. Overall, it is a compelling and insightful work.
Anahit Arustamyan’s The Pilot offers a quiet but powerful look at the inner struggles behind important decisions. The author’s writing is balanced and meaningful, making the story both relatable and impactful.
A gentle, soul-stirring read that beautifully explores love, loss, and the enduring hope of reunion beyond life’s boundaries. The Pilot lingers in the heart long after the final page.