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Sundowning diary: part 4
Sundowning diary: part 4
Sundowning diary: part 4
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Left behind on WWI battlefield Tural is doing his best to plunge into deepest secret of his brain donor - Herman. This is his only way of waking up from lucid dream. But harder he tries deeper he gets into limbo.

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Release dateJan 31, 2017
ISBN9781370075997
Sundowning diary: part 4
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Farhad Mammadov

Farhad Mammadov Fikret,28, young muslim science-fiction, horror author from Azerbaijan with already 8 published (online) works, real occupation- interpreter (from English to Azeri and vice-versa). Worked for United Nations Department of Public Information for 3 month as an intern, and was hired by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries as an interpreter during C-inspection of Severnaya Power Plant. Now working on his next story from horror his series of Spooky stories.

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    Sundowning diary - Farhad Mammadov

    SUNDOWNING DIARY

    PART 4

    By Farhad Mammadov

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    Chapter 11

    Battle of Shaiba

    Buzzing noise in my ears, accompanied by inaudible dialogues of Ottoman soldiers running towards me with a bayonet charge, me unable to move my legs, shellshocked …there was nothing I could do to stop those angry soldiers from stabbing me with their sharp rifle blades. Still terrified by the view of horde charging on me, my right hand involuntarily touched something solid which I thought was a square shaped stone, being of no use but hitting the face of one soldier out of dozens, still would not neutralize him. However I found it to be a red flag with white star and crescent in the middle, as I picked the object to defend myself from the assailants.

    Heavy moustached, iron-bone structure soldier, one of assailants running in the front line passed by, without paying much attention what I was doing while lying on the ground, like I was spook or something, then second, third, fourth, entire horde, dozens running straight ahead with inherent resolve, without breaking the ranks, followed by a huge regiment of those running without any sign of order, irregular Arab and Kurd forces fighting under the red flag. I was lucky to emerge at the right side of the battlefield rather than inside fortified British camp with trench and barbed wires, as I noticed to be wearing Ottoman uniform. Brits holding strategically significant positions 2-3 km around north-west started indiscriminate bombardment straight away, shells hitting contact line causing 4 meter high splashes of wet sand after floods mixed with bloody body fragments of fallen Ottoman soldiers. Young rank soldier stood over me before kneeling down on the ground and put rifle aside.

    Yaralımısın kardeş? (Are you wounded ?) – he asked in Turkish with caring voice, meaning of which I understood immediately as we both were members of Turkish nation, Azerbaijan and Turkey, with slight dialect differences but same language like Australian and American English.

    Heç bir şey olmayıb. Mərmi düşdü yanıma amma Allaha şükürlər olsun sağ-salamatam (I was almost hit by a shell but I’m safe and sound thanks to Allah)

    İğdırlımısın? (Are you from Ighdır? ) – he asked whether I was the resident of Turkish region where Azerbaijanis form almost majority.

    Evet (You bet) – I lied for not to confuse the soldier by uttering the name of yet nonexistent republic that used to be invaded province of Russian empire which was British ally as a member of Triple Entente. I could have been shot point-blank on the spot for misunderstanding and anachronism of this lucid dream, even time traveller - bull shit explanations, wouldn’t have reduced my chances being executed as a spy. He gave me some water to drink and briefed me about to plan of attack, but he sounded

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