Khazar Magazine’s Next Issue Out Now
Highlights of the issue include:
- The short story “The Difficult Path” by Hermann Hesse and his Nobel speech under the heading of “NOBEL LECTURE”;
- The novel “Uncle’s Dream” by F.M. Dostoyevsky under the heading of “СORYPHAEUS”;
- The short story “The Autumn Good News” by Movlud Suleymanly under the heading of “AZERBAIJAN LITERATURE”;
- The novel “Brooklyn” by Colm Tóibín under the heading of “THE DUBLIN LITERARY AWARD LAUREATES” (continuation);
- Short stories: “The Small State” by Jun'ichirō Tanizaki; “The Vampire Taxi Driver” by Haruki Murakami; “The Glass” by Yasunari Kawabata under the heading of “JAPANESE SHORT STORIES”;
- “The Russian Diary” by John Steinbeck under the heading of “MEMOIRS”;
- The short story “Lucky Tal” by David Markish under the heading of “CONTEMPORARY ISRAELITE LITERATURE”;
- Poems by Tatyana Uvarova under the heading of “CONTEMPORARY POETRY”;
- The play “Happy Days” by Samuel Beckett under the heading of “THEATRE”;
- The famous sayings by Aristotle, Socrates and Cicero under the heading of “WISE SAYINGS.”
For Khazar readers: copies of the edition are available on the stands below:
Kiosk Press – Elmler Akademiyası metro station, 19 Huseyn Javid Avenue;
Kiosk Press – Nariman Narimanov metro station, 122 Agha Neymatulla Street;
Kiosk Press – Icheri Sheher metro station, Istiglaliyyat Street;
Kiosk Press – Koroghlu metro station;
Kiosk Press – Nizami metro station, Alibey Huseynzade Street;
Kiosk Press – Hazi Aslanov metro station, 41 Khudu Mammadov Street, and on other newsstands at metro stations.
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