sentences:  According to Kari S. Neely, Ajemian's writings in both Armenian and English are more like philosophical tracks than fiction and his "writing style, perhaps like his lifestyle, is aggressive and direct, never mincing words".They overtly deal with themes of diaspora's identity.In his "A Perpetual Path" novel Ajemian points the finger "inwardly to the Armenian people, blaming them for their past calamities".