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Reading Central Asia

by Maynificient
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81 books

A region that shaped world history, produced some of its most luminous poetry, and somehow stayed off most reading lists. A reading list for anyone who realized they knew almost nothing about/from Central Asia and wanted to fix that. Central Asia includes Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, and most of Kazakhstan. Sometimes Afghanistan is also considered a part of it.

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The Tartar SteppeTribal Nation: The Making of Soviet TurkmenistanThe Hottest Dishes of the Tartar CuisineAlmaty-Transit
The Tartar SteppeTribal Nation: The Making of Soviet Turkmenistan

Central Asian fiction in English

by dineke
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55 books

Here I will be collecting fiction books written by Central Asian (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan) authors that were published in English—either originally written or translated into English.

I’m on a personal journey of discovering more stories written in or about my homeland (which often intersects with most Turkic cultures especially that are now Central Asia) and would love if others share the joy of reading outside the comfort zone. ✨

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A Life at NoonThe Shining LightThe Eternal WandererA Life Forbidden
A Life at NoonThe Shining Light

Old timey and feminist

by Atheshootingstar
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11 books

Not all are clearly the epitome of feminism, but with a feminist flavor if you will (either set or written in the past)

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The MurderessA Tree Grows in BrooklynLittle WomenFrankenstein
The MurderessA Tree Grows in Brooklyn
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