Gunel Imran’s Short Story on Kazakhstan Literature Portal
“adebiportal.kz”, the popular Kazakhstan literature portal, has posted in Russian the short story “The Owl” by Gunel Imran within the framework of the AzSTC project “The Latest Azerbaijan Literature.” The portal also provides detailed information on the author.
The translator of the short story into Russian is Ilaha Feyziyeva, the Russian language specialist at the AzSTC, and the literary editor is Anjela Lebedeva, a Russian scholar-philologist.
It is worth noting that the literature portal, followed by a wide auditorium of readers, regularly publishes works by world-famous poets and writers, such as Alexander Block, Akutagawa Ryūnosuke, John Updike, Lilian Voynich, Virginia Woolf, Hermann Hesse, Knut Hamsun, to name a few.
Gunel Imran
- was born in Baku in 1983;
- is an alumna of Azerbaijan State University of Economics (UNEC);
- was awarded the Presidential scholarship in 2017;
- is the author of the books “Who Killed Me?!” (2014), “The Darkest Sun” (2015), “Maya and the Witch’s Crystal Heart” (2016), “Omar” (2018).
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