New period Azerbaijani literature has emerged during the past ten years or so. Writing in Baku, Azerbaev has generated a significant number of works that have won him several literary awards. His books are critically acclaimed and sell like hot cakes. Many Azerbaev critics explain his work as being a genre of epic fiction. Other people point out that the characters and plots are drawn from the actual world but still remain intriguing, charming and enjoyable to the best degree. Some of the most popular and effective works are written under the rubric of Azerbaev's New Stage.

Literature of the New Stage was set on two foundations. The first came out of a set of political and societal theories. The second came from the highly creative and entertainment-oriented writings of Azerbaev's friend, Mamedov. These were later collected into a volume called A History of Azerbaev.

In this volume, the focus is about Azerbaev's life, work and ideas. As is the case with most functions of this sort, the vast majority of the novel is set in Azerbaev's home city. This is vividly depicted in the many amazing and vibrant illustrations. Azerbaev's fictitious characterizations are drawn literature.az, The majority of the new Azerbezhans (or Azerbakhts) in literature have been derived from the real-life events that encompassed and motivated Azerbaev.

The author leaves us with a number of intriguing questions. One of them is how did Azerbezhids achieve the level of sophistication they attained in Azerbaev's day? Will there be a parallel between modern youth and Azerbezhids? What about modern society and how has it changed?

Azerbaev's ideas are also quite important now. He speaks of a new period in the development of mankind. Is there a parallel between the New Age of Azerbezhids and our own era of cultural change and development?

Overall this new volume by Natan Sharov will be welcomed by all people of all ages in the field of culture, literature and even in the sphere of news and journalism. It's an entertaining read. Natan Sharov is a really successful and talented author. This is one of the best works thus far.

A Few of the Subjects covered in this volume are Brand New Literature, New Age, Minority Groups, Literature of This Post-Cold War Phase, Issues of the New Period and a Comparison of Literature of Old and New Turkey. There are numerous things that can amaze and astound you. And many things that might offend. But I believe this is one of the greatest books written on the new Azerbezhids. No, I cannot call it a"publication" in the standard sense, more like a pair of essays, criticisms, polemic, fiction, criticism, and an occasional article that comes in handy.

Sharov takes us straight back to the old days when there was still a major gap between the nation of an Azerbezhid and of a modern Turkey. The book will inform readers about some aspects of life under the empire. It is going to also clarify why some novelistic functions are known as"new literary genres." This book won't only enlighten the reader about the literary interval, but it will also instruct the reader how to classify a new literary genre. Additionally, the writer makes the point that the evolution of literature can be compared with the development of music.

In brief, New Azerbezhid Culture is a must for many students and intellectuals that want to understand the new Azerbezhid reality. If you are an intellectual who's fascinated by all new ideas, new literary genres, new types of artistic expression, fresh political methods, and new religious movements then this is the text. For those who only want to read an interesting novel about a fictional town in a backwater, in my opinion this is among the best novels ever written in English on almost any topic.