People often ask me what I wanted to be as a child. Sometimes, they hurry to add “how lucky you became a writer!” In fact, I never really wanted to master a profession. I just had a strong desire to study and teach, to help people solve their social problems, to participate in the process of reforming society, to contribute to the life of young people. Until I decided where to start, I just kept learning.

Now, I continue training; this is my way of life. In the novel The Man on the Rails, there are several excerpts about the massacre in Srebrenica. When I went to Bosnia and Herzegovina, I visited Srebrenica, saw the cemetery with the victims’ graves, met and talked to witnesses.

When traveling in Ireland, I gathered interesting information for my intellectual-psychological detective novel, Abaddon.

The serial novel The Pathfinder tells about a life of African tribes far from modern civilization, a life full of struggle and deprivations but also of interesting traditions and ancient beliefs. This novel depicts wild African nature, the exciting events in the boundless savannah and the dense woods. In December 2019, I visited Antarctica. The way there was hard; I traveled through Latin American countries. From the famous city of Ushuaia, nicknamed the edge of the world, I went to the land of ice. On the way, I made friends with the legendary Drake Strait. During the expedition to Antarctica I got acquainted with many international specialists, scientists, and researchers; saw the scientific activity of the polar stations, observed the unique fauna. I also had a chance to swim in the icy waters of the ocean, to dig a hole in the ice and spend the night there. These emotions and impressions were reflected in the novel Minus Zero, which consists of two parts. In this book, the heroic explorer Robert Scott, one of the first conquerors of the South Pole, and the young Norwegian geographer Linda narrate the dangers they faced in the land of ice and unveil some mysterious events taking place in polar stations.

I began my work with scholarly and philosophical books. In 2010, my first book, Scientific Bases of Self-purification, was published. In 2011, I translated and gave a broad explanation of one of Avicenna's latest works, Remarks and Admonitions, which had a significant impact both in the East and West. At the next stage, I wrote five books of psychological motivation: Burn the Bridges you’ve passed, Everyone is a Ruler, Life Goes On no Matter What, Protest and Fear. These works were a great success.  My first psychological novel, This City is Empty, which became a bestseller in Azerbaijan in 2016-2018, is to be mentioned here. The second novel, The Man on the Rails, was also a great success; the first edition was sold out in just two weeks.In 2018, I wrote the intellectual-psychological detective novel Abaddon, whose first edition was sold out in three hours. In total, I am the author of 25 books to date.