Javid Zeynalli's book presented to readers

Javid Zeynalli's book "Those Bright Days" has been presented as part of the 10th Baku International Book Fair, Azernews reports.

The event was attended by prominent writers, literary scholars, journalists, and book lovers.

In his speech, the editor of "Those Bright Days", Mübariz Ör?n, touched upon Javid Zeynalli's creativity.

He underlined that the book highlights the author's personal impressions, his unique perspective on events, and the role of literature in human life.

The participants of the event highly appreciated Javid Zeynalli's works, emphasizing that his creativity has made significant contributions to the development of contemporary literature.

They discussed the profound meanings in Zeynalli's works and acknowledged the spiritual richness they provide to readers.

It was emphasized that "Those Bright Days" reflects the author's individual worldview and serves as a valuable literary example for a wide readership. Additionally, the deep psychological analysis in the writer's works was particularly highlighted.

The event participants stressed that the book urges readers to think and sheds light on the internal content of each event. The author's unique approach to events and his emotional depiction enhance the book's impact.

Other speakers at the presentation also shared their thoughts on Cavid Zeynall?'s other works.

At the end, Cavid Zeynall? answered questions from readers and signed his books.

Javid Zeynalli was born in 1986 in the city of Jalilabad. He completed his bachelor's and master's studies at Baku State University and pursued doctoral education at the Azerbaijan University of Languages.

In 2010, he received the "Best Young Writer of the Year Award" from the Ministry of Youth and Sports.

He is a member of the Union of Azerbaijani Writers and the Union of Theatre Workers, and is a presidential scholarship holder. He is the author of the books "Those Waiting for the Sun," "Leyla," and "Shukriyy?."

A collection of his stories has been published in Turkiye. His works have been translated into Russian, English, German, and Georgian.

He translated the novels "The Executioner’s Grave" by contemporary Turkish writer ?sli E. Perker and "Prayers Are Thieves" by Tuna Kir?mitçi into Azerbaijani. He was awarded TURKSOY’s "Ahmad Javad-130" medal.