Aziza Hon was born in the Fergana Region of Uzbekistan, where fields of cotton met the boundless sky. Amid the rhythm of harvest and the whisper of silkworms, she discovered her first great love—the library just steps from her home. There, she found not only stories but the courage to dream beyond the edges of her small town.

A graduate of Tashkent State University’s Faculty of Journalism, Aziza became the only Uzbek girl in her Russian-speaking class and soon led the university’s International Friendship Club, uniting students from Asia and Africa through language and curiosity. Her career blossomed as a journalist and editor for Uzbekistan-CONTACT, a multilingual magazine that showcased her country to the world. Her work later took her to the BBC in London, NATO seminars in Europe, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, where she served as Editor-in-Chief of the Information Agency Jahon.

In 2006, Aziza began a new chapter in the United States, settling in historic Connecticut with her family. A bridge between cultures and generations, she continues to write with the same passion that once guided her from the library to world stages.

Her debut novel, The Light of Infinite Memories, is a luminous blend of history, fantasy, and hope—an ode to the enduring quest for peace and the infinite power of human memory.