AzTC publishes a two-volume series 'Contemporary Azerbaijani Literature'
The Translation Centre under the Cabinet of Ministers of the Azerbaijan Republic (AzTC) is pleased to announce that it has published a two-volume series entitled Contemporary Azerbaijan Literature (Prose and Poetry).
The book, with a glazed design and published at the Moscow-based publishing house "U Nikitskix Vorot", includes works by talented young novelists and poets in addition to popular authors.
This work is a part of AzTC's project to popularize and to promote Azerbaijan's literature abroad.
The author of the preamble in both books is Valeri Ivanov-Taganski, a notable Russian writer and secretary of the Union of Writers of Russia Board.
The Union of Writers of Russia is to host the presentation of the books in Moscow one of these days.
The book, with a glazed design and published at the Moscow-based publishing house "U Nikitskix Vorot", includes works by talented young novelists and poets in addition to popular authors.
This work is a part of AzTC's project to popularize and to promote Azerbaijan's literature abroad.
The author of the preamble in both books is Valeri Ivanov-Taganski, a notable Russian writer and secretary of the Union of Writers of Russia Board.
The Union of Writers of Russia is to host the presentation of the books in Moscow one of these days.
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