Alexandrian, in his versified autobiography, not only tells the story of his life but the historical events that affects the lives of Armenians and Iranians in the past and present. The autobiography contains many vivid images of Armenian and Iranian traditions including a brief history of Armenia, schooling, a brief history of Iran, army service, a picture of ancient Iran, political developments in the contemporary times, revolution, Iraq-Iran war, the pains, the sufferings. Hajji Baba is the story of a clever barber who emerges to higher ranks. It is full of curious and at times comical adventures. As the story progresses Alexandrian describes the customs of the Iranians a couple of centuries ago much of which has remained unchanged among the traditional Muslims. First as a barber, Hajji Baba travels as merchant, is hijacked by Turkmen, becomes doctor's assistant and executioner. He attends Irano-Russian war scenes, tells the tragic story of a young couple in Armenia marries a rich widow in Istanbul and is dismissed as imposter, joins the Iranian legation, witnesses the negotiation between the Iranian court and the British delegation and is assigned as secretary to the first Iranian ambassador in England. Alexandrian's translations include over hundred odes from Rumi rendered in quartets, translation of other classic poets, translation of more than 60 contemporary poets , quotations from translation of modern Iranian novels, an introduction to Iranian literati, .... Some selections of these works will appear in this page by and by.