Mirmehdi Aghaoghlu’s Short Story on Arabic Portals

Leading cultural portals based in Arabic countries, such as “Fikr-Hur” (Kuweit), “alharir.info” (Algeria), “Nur Culture and Media Centre” (Iraq), and facebook pages “Short story” (Syria) and “Short Stories and Novels” (Egypt), have published the short story “Break” by Mirmehdi Aghaoghlu, a young talented writer, as part of the Azerbaijan State Tranlation Centre’s (AzSTC) project “Azerbaijan’s Latest Literature.”
The translator of the short story into Arabic, preceded by the information about the creativity of the writer, is Farid Jamalov, the Arabic language specialist of the AzSTC.
It is worth noting that the portals, followed by a wide auditorium of readers, regularly publish works by world-famous writers and poets, such as James Kenneth Stephen, George Orwell, Jostein Gaarder, David Joseph Schwartz, Stephen Covey, Robert Toru Kiyosaki.
Mirmehdi Aghaoghlu
(1982)
· Writer, publicist;
· was born in Neftchala District in 1982;
· graduated from the Azerbaijan State University of Economics;
· works have been published in the press since 2005;
· is the author of such novels and short stories as “Rendezvous”, “The One That Wounds the Wind” and “Bear One More Day”.
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