AzSTC Magazine’s Next Issue Out Now
Highlights of the issue include:
Pedro Vargas Llosa’s speech at the Nobel Banquet and her novel Who Killed Palomino Molero?,under the heading of “Nobel Lectures”; the short story Talisman by İsi Melikzadeh under the heading of “Azerbaijan Literature”; the poem Count Nulin" by Alexander Pushkin under the heading of “Anniversary: A.S. Pushkin – 220”; the short story The Steppe by Anton Chekhov under the heading of “Russian Literature”; Translation from Torah under the heading of “Celestial Reincarnation”; poems by Tadeusz Różewicz under the heading of “European Poetry”; the essay Why I Write by George Orwell under the heading of “Deput”; the short stories by Ishmael Kader under the heading of “Booker Laurate”; the short stories by Mario Benedetti and Roald Dahl under the heading of “Stoeies”; the novel Dream Catcher: A Memoir: Margaret A. Salinger by Margaret Salinger under the heading of “Memoirs”; a historical novel The Ystoria Mongalorum by Giovanni Carpine under the heading of “Memoirs”; Federico Fellini: Comments on Film: a talk with Giovanni Grazzini, a film researcher under the heading of “Films“; a passage from the novel Mirror of the Stage by G.A. Tovstonogov under the heading of “Theatre”; and the story The Robot Who Wanted to Sleep by Gianni Rodari under the heading of “World Literature for Children”.
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English and Finnish Literary Portals Share Samad Vurgun’s Creativity
“My Poetic Side” and “Rakkausrunot”, the popular English and Finnish literary portals, have posted in English the verses “The World!” and “Forget” by Samad Vurgun, the People’s Poet of Azerbaijan, as part of the AzSTC project “Azerbaijan Literature in an International Virtual World.”
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Italian Literary Portal Shares Nasimi’s Creativity
Alidicarta.it, a popular Italian literary portal, has posted in Italian the ghazal “Both worlds will fit into me, but I cannot fit into this world” by Imadaddin Nasimi, the outstanding poet of Azerbaijan, as part of the AzSTC project “Azerbaijan Literature in an International Virtual World”.
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A Book of Poems by Makvala Gonashvili Is Out
The Azerbaijan State Translation Centre has published a collection of selected poems “The One Thousand Second Night” by Makvala Gonashvili, the notable Georgian poetess, Chairman of the Writers’ Union of Georgia.