Nura Bazdulj-Hubijar

Nura Bazdulj-Hubijar bosanskohercegovačka književnica.

Nura Bazdulj-Hubijar rođena je 20. augusta 1951. godine u Mrđenovićima kod Foče. Od 1954. godine živjela je u Sarajevu, gdje se i školovala. Nakon završenog studija medicine 1975. godine seli u Travnik gdje i danas živi. Radi kao ljekar, specijalist medicinske mikrobiologije.

U književnosti se pojavila zbirkom pjesama za djecu "Ja, slavni Ja" 1988. godine. Nakon toga napisala je roman za mlade "Ruža", objavljen 1990. godine, koji je sada uvršten u lektiru.

Do sada je objavila niz romana, pjesama i drama. Njena djela prevođena su na njemački, holandski i norveški, a jedan od njenih romana 1996. snimljen je u tehnici za slijepe osobe. Drama "Braća" izvedena je premijerno u Zenici 1998. Uvršt

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