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Azerbaijani writer

Seymur Baycan
Born (1976-04-22) 22 April 1976 (age 48)
Fuzuli, Azerbaijan
Occupationjournalist and writer
EducationDepartment of Public Administration
Alma materQafqaz University
Period2000 – present
Notable worksQuqark (novel)
Notable awardsMedia Key

Seymur Baycan (Azerbaijani: Seymur Baycan, Seymur XXX) – an Azerbaijani writer, publicist, columnist.

Life

Seymur Baycan was born in 1976, in Fizuli, Azerbaijan. He graduated from the military school named after Jamshid Nakhchivanski. He went on to study at Qafqaz University, Department of Public Administration. He left his education and started his literary career. His short stories have been published in Russian, Georgian, Armenian, Ukrainian and Kazakh languages. He created the novel-skeleton in world literature. His best-known works include 18.6 cm, Meat and meat products and Gugark. In different years he published essays and columns in newspapers Milli yol, Reyting, Daily Azerbaijan, etc. He participated in several regional projects and delivered lectures on cultural topics. Seymur Baycan was awarded with Media Key for his essay The Sunday in Paradise. He won the writing competition organized by Elmar Huseynov Foundation.

Bibliography

  • Nontraditional intercourse, 2003;
  • Sparrows, 2003;
  • Execution Day, 2004;
  • Meat and meat products, 2005;
  • 18, 6 cm, (novel), 2007;
  • Bridge builders, (novel), 2008;
  • Gugark, (novel), 2011;
  • My struggle I (collection of articles) 2013;
  • Heart of Mother, (novel), 2013
  • My struggle II, (collection of articles), 2014;
  • The Happiest Day of My Life, (short stories), 2014;
  • Articles published in Kulis, (collection of articles), 2014;
  • My struggle III, (collection of articles), 2015;
  • Return of unnamed dog, (novel), 2015;
  • My struggle IV, (collection of articles), 2016;
  • Fargana, (novel), 2016;

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See also
Azerbaijani is the official language of Azerbaijan and one of the official languages in Dagestan, a republic of Russia. It is also widely spoken in Iran (in particular in the historic Azerbaijan region) as well as in parts of Turkey and Georgia.
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