Khazar Magazine’s Next Issue Out Now

 

Highlights of the issue include:

 

The end of the novel ‘A Woman's Hand’ by Patrick White under the heading of “Nobel Lectures”;

translation from Torah under the heading of “Celestial Reincarnation”;

the novel “The Art of the Novel ” by Milan Kundera under the heading of “Cuisine of the Writers”;

the historical novel ‘Emir Timur’ (Tamerlane) by Harold Albert Lamb under the heading of “Memory”;

the essay ‘Ought Stories To Be True?’ by Jerome Klapka Jerome under the heading of “Writer’s Position”;

‘Filmmaking and the Practice of Montage’ by Sergei Eisenstein under the heading of “Films“;

the novel ‘The Glory of Life’ by Michael Kumpfmüller under the heading of “Novels” and others.

 

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 – Ichheri Sheher metro station, Istiglaliyyat Street;

Kiosk Press – Koroghlu metro station;

Kiosk Press – Nizami metro station, Alibey Huseynzade Street;

Press Kiosk – Hazi Aslanov metro station, 41 Khudu Mammadov Street;

and on other newsstands at metro stations.

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