The latest issue of Xəzər World Literature Magazine (1/2018) has been published. Highlights of the issue include:

The novel ‘House without Guardians’ by Heinrich Böll under the heading of “Nobel Tribune”; the article ‘Zakir Fakhri’s ‘inner self’ by Nizami Jafarov under the heading of “Anniversary”; the short stories by Luigi Pirandello under the heading of ‘Classics of the 20^th Century’; I Am a Prisoner –Yelena Bulqakova’s  dairy under the heading of ‘Diaries’; the short stories ‘Street Scene at Midday’ by  Alan Marshall and ‘The Tractor’ by  Peter Cowan under the heading of ‘Contemporary Australian Prose’; the poems by Semyon Kirsanov under the heading of ‘Russian Poetry’; the short story ‘Something I've Been Meaning to Tell You’ by Alice Munro under the heading of ‘Stories’; the essay ‘The Day of the Dead’ by Octavio Paz under the heading of ‘Essays’; the novel ‘The Ice Palace’ by Tarjei Vesaas under the heading of ‘Novels’; the poems by Pablo Neruda under the heading of ‘Literary Giants’; ‘Lessons for the Professional Actor’ by Michael Chekhov under the heading of ‘Performance Art’; the novel ‘One for All, Or Mikhailo’s Revenge’ by Peter Amalietti under the heading of “Anniversary: Mehdi Huseyzadeh – 100”; the play ‘A Summer Day’ by Sławomir Mrożek under the heading of ‘Absurd Theatre’.