Valley of the Sorcerers

Kamal Abdulla's work is characterized by a unique blend of mythology and contemporary themes, where ordinary people interact with legendary figures in fantastical settings. His prose features vibrant imagery, such as invisible mountains and enchanted valleys, while exploring complex philosophical ideas. The characters often navigate parallel worlds, and familiar myths are reinterpreted in modern contexts. Despite facing criticism and fluctuating literary tastes, Abdulla remains a celebrated figure in Azerbaijani literature, with his works translated into numerous languages.