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Poet and writer (b. 1939, Gurhojan village / Kabardino-Balkar Republic). Bayzullaev, who was sent to exile at the age of five, began to write his first poems in Middle Asia. After his return to his homeland at the 1956 Khrushchev "spring", he worked as a worker in the mines. After graduating from Moscow Maxim Gorky Institute of Literature, he worked as a journalist in Nalchik. He is a poet with a high emotional power, who fights against injustice and has a dominant criticizing side. He is the first science fiction writer of Balkar literature and is a member of Russian Writers’ Association. He is now living in Nalchik.
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POETRY: Uzak Aulak (1969, Faraway Plane,), Julduz Sürüvle (1979, Herds of Stars), Janğan Julduzla (1985, Burning Stars), Jangız Terek (The Lonely Tree, 1989), Zamanlanı Çarhı (Wheel of Times, 2000 ).
SCIENCE FICTION: Julduz Muhajirle (1997, Star Refugees).
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Poet and writer (b. 1939, Gurhojan village / Kabardino-Balkar Republic). Bayzullaev, who was sent to exile at the age of five, began to write his first poems in Middle Asia. After his return to his homeland at the 1956 Khrushchev "spring", he worked as a worker in the mines. After graduating from Moscow Maxim Gorky Institute of Literature, he worked as a journalist in Nalchik. He is a poet with a high emotional power, who fights against injustice and has a dominant criticizing side. He is the first science fiction writer of Balkar literature and is a member of Russian Writers’ Association. He is now living in Nalchik.
WORKS:
POETRY: Uzak Aulak (1969, Faraway Plane,), Julduz Sürüvle (1979, Herds of Stars), Janğan Julduzla (1985, Burning Stars), Jangız Terek (The Lonely Tree, 1989), Zamanlanı Çarhı (Wheel of Times, 2000 ).
SCIENCE FICTION: Julduz Muhajirle (1997, Star Refugees).
