Carpet for the Dictator is a sweeping historical novel of love, loyalty, and loss set against the burning tapestry of Azerbaijan’s Red Tragedy. When the Bolsheviks seize Baku and the noble families of Qarabagh face ruin, a single act of resistance ignites a century of consequences. Through blood, exile, and forbidden love, the novel reveals how dignity and devotion can endure even under tyranny.

Everyone is infected with true love once in their life. Some people recover quickly, while others have their lives turned around. Masood cannot forget the three days he spent with the beautiful guide Kaushari, who looked as if she was carved from ivory. From that day on, his life also became transparent white, like ivory... As if he was protecting himself from stains for the sake of Kaushari...A deep and sensual novel about love, self-determination and lust for life!

Presented for the first time in English, Mammad Said Ordubadi's Years of Blood: A History of the Armenian-Azerbaijani Clashes in the Caucasus, 1905-1906, provides detailed reports of the tragic events of those dramatic years. Written during the aftershock and completed in 1908, the book was not published until 1911, but immediately impressed for its use of local correspondents. Later, however, it was removed from public view as it did not comply with official ideology. Ordubadi was a celeb...

Dear readers, when you pick up this book, it may initially seem like an ordinary story. However, as you turn the pages, you will realize that it actually contains a very special character: Alien X605, or as his real name is, Mert.Alien X605 is a curious and imaginative child who eagerly explores everything he learns about space. Together with him, you will embark on a journey into the infinite universe. This book not only tells Alien X605's dreams but also his adventures. While exp...

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Betrayal. Love. Pride. In the heart of Baku's ancient quarters, where fighting cocks rule the rooftops and social hierarchies clash like thunderstorms, a shy bookworm's world is about to change forever.In a vibrant neighborhood where children form alliances based on their love for animals, a book-loving teenager finds himself drawn into the world of fighting cocks. When Vasif acquires the legendary Red, his prized fighting cock becomes the talk of the quarter, catc...

Məhəbbət. İtaətsizlik. Qadağan olunmuş eşq hekayəsi.Gənc Qeys mədrəsədə gözəl Leylini görən kimi həyatı dəyişir. Onların pak məhəbbəti cəmiyyətin sərt qanunları ilə toqquşur. Leylinin atası Fəttah qızını 'dəli' adlandırılan Qeysə verməkdən imtina edir. Sevgililər meşəyə qaçır və təbiətlə vəhdətdə yaşamağa başlayırlar. Ancaq İbn Salam və Əl-Qasimi kimi düşmənlər onların izinə düşür. Vəfalı dostu Nofəl onlara kömək etməyə çalışır. Bəs görəsən sevgi həqiqətən də bütün maneələri aşa bi...

SHORTLISTED FOR THE SAMUEL JOHNSON PRIZE 2013'As taut and richly embroidered as a great novel . . . a masterpiece' Sunday Telegraph'Dazzling' Sunday Times | 'Magnificent' Guardian | 'Sparkling' Daily TelegraphA towering history of the first Afghan War by bestselling historian William Dalrymple.In the spring of 1839, Britain invaded Afghanistan for the first t...

Robert Fisk’s bestselling eyewitness account of the events that have shaped the Middle East is alive with vivid reporting and incisive historical analysis.The history of the Middle East is an epic story of tragedy, betrayal and world-shaking events. It is a story that Robert Fisk has been reporting for over thirty years. His masterful narrative spans the most volatile regions of the Middle East, chronicling with both rage and compassion the death by deceit of tens of thousands of M...

Over the centuries the Middle East has confounded the dreams of conquerors and peacemakers alike. This now-classic book, fully updated to 2009, follows the historic struggles of the region over the last two hundred years, from Napoleon's assault on Egypt, through the slow decline and fall of the Ottoman Empire, to the painful emergence of modern nations, the Palestinian question and Islamic resurgence.For this third edition, Economist journalist and Middle East correspondent Nicola...

Winner of the Hay Festival Award for ProseWinner of the 2016 IWMF Courage in Journalism AwardShortlisted for the New York Public Library's Helen Bernstein Excellence in Journalism AwardShortlisted for the 2017 Moore Prize for Non-Fiction LiteratureIn May of 2012, Janine di Giovanni travelled to Syria, marking the beginning of a long relationship with the country, as she began r...

Situated at the crossroads of three continents, the Middle East has confounded the ambition of conquerors and peacemakers alike. Christianity, Judaism and Islam all had their genesis in the region but with them came not just civilization and religion, but also some of the great struggles of history. Shifting Sands: A Pocket Essential History of the Middle East makes sense of the shifting sands of Middle Eastern History, beginning with the early cultures of the area and movi...