Evgeniy Abdullaev
Born	(1971-04-19) 19 April 1971 (age 53) Namangan
Pen name	Suhbat Aflotuni
Language	Russian
Nationality	Russian
Citizenship	Uzbekistan
Education	National University of Uzbekistan
Genre	poem, article
Notable awards	Triumph, Russian Prize

Evgeniy Viktorovich Abdullayev (born 19 April 1971) is a Russian poet, writer and critic living in Uzbekistan. He was born in Tashkent.

Evgeniy spent his childhood in Namangan. He has been living in Tashkent since 1978. In 1993, the future writer graduated the Faculty of Philosophy of TashSU (Tashkent State University, currently known as the National University of Uzbekistan).^[1]

He publishes only critical articles under his real name, and poetic and prose works under the pseudonym Suhbat Aflotuni.^{[citation needed]}

His articles were published in magazines such as "Arion", "Xalqlar doʻstligi" (Friendship of nations), "Sharq yulduzi" (Eastern Star), "Bayroq" (Flag), "Iyerusalim jurnali" (Jerusalem Magazine), "Yoshlik" (Youth), "Oktyabr" (October), and almanacs "Minor Silk Road" (Tashkent – Moscow, 1999–2005), "Interpoesia" (New York – Moscow, 2005) and others.

• Psalms and sketches (2003)
• Landscape with a cut off ear (2008)

• Love in Tashkent, a novel (2006)
• +39 (2011)
• Adoration of the Magi, a novel (2015)
• Ant King, a novel (2016)
• Earthly Paradise, a novel (2019)
• Clay letters, floating apples, collected novellas (2020)
• A shelter for homeless cactuses (2021)
• Katechon, a novel (2024)

Evgeniy Abdullaev has been the laureate of "Russian Prize" Award for writers of Russia (2005) and "Triumph" Youth Award (2006).^[2]

• Suhbat Aflotuni
• Olga Balla:And there will never be a fourth. „Friendship of Nations" No. 5, 2016
• Dmitriy Tonkonogov: From bookstores „Arion" No. 4, 2008
• Maria Galina Suhbat Aflotuni. Novel of Tashkent. „Знамя" No. 8, 2007
• Vlamidir Alekseevich Gubaylovskiy Bookshelf of Vlamidir Gubaylovskiy „New world", 2008, No. 7
• Dmitriy Novoxatskiy Transcultural text and tendencies of the Russian literary mainstream: „Novel of Tashkent“ Suhbat Aflotuni. „Mundo Eslavo" No. 18 (2019)
• Sergey Shulakov [1] „Independent Newspaper", 25 February 2016