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Recommend writers
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21 Jan 2009 Wed 01:37 am |
What are your favourite Turkisk writers?
I´m looking for something to read, the topics are not that important.
So far I´ve just read Orhan Pamuk´s works and Ince Mehmet by Yaþar Kemal (which I did not appreciate at all - is he a masochist or something?)
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21 Jan 2009 Wed 02:22 am |
What are your favourite Turkisk writers?
I´m looking for something to read, the topics are not that important.
So far I´ve just read Orhan Pamuk´s works and Ince Mehmet by Yaþar Kemal (which I did not appreciate at all - is he a masochist or something?)
I hope you meant Turkish
Adalet Agaoglu (Bir Dügün Gecesi -my all time favorite-,Yazsonu,Hayir) Firuzan (kirkyedililer, her book of short stories) Vedat Turkali (Mavi Karanlik, Bir Gün Tek Basina) Latife Tekin (Berci Kristin Çöp Masallari)
Orhan Pamuk (kar, masumiyet muzesi-this is a fantastic book actually)
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21 Jan 2009 Wed 04:23 am |
Ehm so when will the modify message function be back again pffft. Those of us who can´t write a sentence with typos reaaally miss it
Thanks for your suggestions Hopefully some of those titles are avaliable here, Turkish writers are not so known
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21 Jan 2009 Wed 05:26 am |
Ince Mehmet by Yaþar Kemal (which I did not appreciate at all - is he a masochist or something?)
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21 Jan 2009 Wed 11:50 am |
I just read "Bir Kadýn Düþmaný" by Reþat Nuri Güntekin, it was a very nice and different book, especially the kind of book women would like. There are a lot of old turkish words in the book, but a dictionary at the end of the book exists. I don´t know if it was translated in english.
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21 Jan 2009 Wed 12:07 pm |
As we cannot modify, I´m adding it here. I recommended rather a book although you asked for writers, but take it as a recommandation for Reþat Nuri Güntekin, since he´s a well known good writer. His style in his books is simple and he make observations of the typical turkish people, and their relationships. There are a lot of dialogs in his books. As he has travelled a lot because of his job in Anatolia, he knows well anatolian people, because he lived in the begining of the 1900s, he uses a lot of old turkish words (arabic origined), some would find it boring, if it´s not a simplified book, but it does not restrain you from understanding the story, and you can learn new words.
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21 Jan 2009 Wed 02:27 pm |
You might also like Elif Shafak (Þafak?), she´s translated into English, I´m reading "The Bastard of Istanbul" right now and quite enjoying it.
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21 Jan 2009 Wed 02:48 pm |
Orhan Pamuk
Ahmet Hamdi Tanpýnar
Yakup Kadri Karaosmaoðlu
Ãhsan Oktay Anar ( much better than orhan pamuk i think )
Metin Kaçan
Tezer Özlü
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28 Feb 2009 Sat 11:13 pm |
-Sait Faik Abasýyanýk (Semaver- Sarnýç
-Adalet Aðaoðlu (Ölmeye yatmak, Bir düðün gecesi, Hayýr, Fikrimin ince gülü
-Halid Ziya Uþaklýgil (Aþk-ý Memnu, Kýrýk Hayatlar, Mai ve Siyah)
-Ayþe Kulin ( Adý: Aylin, Füreya, Bir Tatlý Huzur)
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28 Feb 2009 Sat 11:24 pm |
-Sait Faik Abasýyanýk (Semaver- Sarnýç
-Adalet Aðaoðlu (Ölmeye yatmak, Bir düðün gecesi, Hayýr, Fikrimin ince gülü
-Halid Ziya Uþaklýgil (Aþk-ý Memnu, Kýrýk Hayatlar, Mai ve Siyah)
-Ayþe Kulin ( Adý: Aylin, Füreya, Bir Tatlý Huzur)
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