Normurod Norqabilov (1953)

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Normurod Norqabilov was born on June 1953, 7 in the village of Qishliq, Yakkabog district, Kashkadarya region. After returning from military service (1971-1973), he worked as a mechanic in factories, wagon repairer at railway depots, and unloader at stations. He studied at the Faculty of Journalism of Tashkent State University (now UzMU) (1976-1982).

In 1982-1983, he worked in the newspaper "Tashkent Akshomi". Since 1983, he has been working at the National Television and Radio Company of Uzbekistan. In the process of preparing the expedition programs "Temur Cave", "Between Two Rivers", "Traces of Civilization", he visited many mountains, hills, fields and steppes of Uzbekistan step by step. He studied the world of flora and fauna. And this thing was reflected in stories such as "Changalzor dog", "White neck", "Mountain man", "Pakhmoq", "Wolf who roamed the orchard", which came to the world later. In addition to these, the author also wrote "Forgotten Song", "Blue Lake", "Face to Face", "Iron Cave", "Arazchi Sparrow", "Sariqgul", "Joshkin Daryo", "White House at the Station", "The Day of the Storm". , "Dashtu in the Fields", "A Lonely Man in the Mountain", "In the Footsteps of Amir Temur", collections of novels, short stories, stories and articles were published. A number of his works were translated into Russian, Kazakh, Kyrgyz, Turkish, Tatar, English, Arabic languages. Children's stories were included in the textbooks of Kyrgyz and Kazakh primary schools. Video films such as "The land where the sun does not set", "Belbog", "Pants or a quarrel between wives" were filmed based on his works.

Normurod Norqabilov's many years of services were awarded with the title of honored cultural worker in Uzbekistan and the "Fame" medal.

From the book “Uzbek writers” (S. Mirvaliyev, R. Shokirova. Tashkent, Gafur Gulom Publishing House of Literature and Art, 2016).