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Zaure Batayeva

Contributor

Zaure Batayeva

Kazakhstan

Zaure Batayeva is a writer, translator, and frequent contributor to online newspapers and portals. She holds degrees from Almaty State University (Kazakhstan) and Indiana University (USA). She is writing her first collection of short stories. Links to all her publications can be found on zaurebatayeva.blog.

Articles by Zaure Batayeva

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By Zaure Batayeva
Who needs Kazakh? We are moving to Russia anyway.
Translated from Kazakh by Zaure Batayeva & Shelley Fairweather-Vega
Writing by Kazakh Women
By Shelley Fairweather-Vega & Zaure Batayeva
Kazakhstan is the largest country by landmass to emerge from the breakup of the Soviet Union aside from Russia itself, but it has had an undersized impact on world literature.
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