About the Author

Kemal Tabyldy is a young writer, known for his novel “Stranger’s Flowers”. Born on May 7, 2006, in Astana, the capital of Kazakhstan, he displayed a remarkable passion for literature and the arts from an early age. He is currently a student at Columbia University in New York, where he continues to refine his craft and deepen his understanding of the literary arts and humanities.

Tabyldy’s writing style has been shaped by the works of literary giants, a profound grasp of dramatic principles, and the narrative techniques often found in modern cinema and video games. This eclectic mix of influences has allowed him to forge a distinctive literary voice, blending myth, fantasy, and philosophical prose.

Known for his deep interest in the myths and legends of ancient civilizations, Tabyldy also has extensive knowledge in esotericism and theology. His works are rich with symbolism and allegory, mirroring his pursuit of exploring profound philosophical and spiritual themes. His vast erudition and insatiable curiosity about both the natural and human sciences lend his writing a complex and thought-provoking quality.

Kemal Tabyldy is an author whose work stands out for its intellectual depth and artistic finesse. His novel “Stranger’s Flowers” is already garnering attention for its originality and narrative complexity, heralding

a bright future for this promising young writer.