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Yaşar Kemal

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YKY0050

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The book of the great master Yaşar Kemal, A Tek Winged Bird, is an epic novel of fear that spreads in society like an infectious disease.
A mysterious, dark town whose people left it unknown, a postmaster who was appointed to this town but could not go, loneliness An exemplary station chief, an "Alamanist" young woman... And a world that feels extremely realistic despite all its fantasy... Is it a metaphor? Is it an allegory?

Surprising and multi-layered event A complete Yaşar Kemal novel, with its flow, the richness and depth of its characters, and its fairytale-like language that sometimes acquires the sharpness of an interview.

Describing the fear that spreads like an infectious disease in society in A Bird With One Wing, Yaşar Kemal says that the main theme of the book is about fear: "I have always been afraid of fear. When I wrote a novel, I was very afraid of fear. I wouldn't want fear. That's why I talked about fear in this book. There was a big stone on the town where I did my military service in Kayseri, and the whole town was afraid that this stone would fall on them, so they tied the stone with iron chains to prevent it from falling on them. If you are afraid, then I would say go away. "I wanted to write about this fear for years," he says.

Talking about the ordeal journey of Postmaster Remzi Bey and his wife Melek Hanım, the protagonists of his novel, and the postal profession, which had much harsher conditions at that time, Yaşar Kemal said, "There was no person more important than the postman in Anatolia at that time." . The postman was especially important to me. At that time letters were coming to me. The gendarmes were reading these letters before me. Sometimes I would write an article and send it to the newspaper. "Sometimes these articles would go, sometimes they wouldn't," he adds.

The novel Tek Kanatlı Bir Kuş, which Yaşar Kemal wrote in the late 1960s and decided to publish now, is not only a historical document that takes the reader to Anatolia in the 1960s, but also an important period in the great master's literature. reveals

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Yapı Kredi Publications

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A One-Winged Bird <ul><li>The book of the great master Yaşar Kemal, A Tek Winged Bird, is an epic novel of fear that spreads in society like an infectious disease.  A mysterious, dark town whose people left it unknown, a postmaster who was appointed to this town but could not go, loneliness An exemplary station chief, an "Alamanist" young woman... And a world that feels extremely realistic despite all its fantasy... Is it a metaphor? Is it an allegory? Surprising and multi-layered event A complete Yaşar Kemal novel, with its flow, the richness and depth of its characters, and its fairytale-like language that sometimes acquires the sharpness of an interview. Describing the fear that spreads like an infectious disease in society in A Bird With One Wing, Yaşar Kemal says that the main theme of the book is about fear: "I have always been afraid of fear. When I wrote a novel, I was very afraid of fear. I wouldn't want fear. That's why I talked about fear in this book. There was a big stone on the town where I did my military service in Kayseri, and the whole town was afraid that this stone would fall on them, so they tied the stone with iron chains to prevent it from falling on them. If you are afraid, then I would say go away. "I wanted to write about this fear for years," he says. Talking about the ordeal journey of Postmaster Remzi Bey and his wife Melek Hanım, the protagonists of his novel, and the postal profession, which had much harsher conditions at that time, Yaşar Kemal said, "There was no person more important than the postman in Anatolia at that time." . The postman was especially important to me. At that time letters were coming to me. The gendarmes were reading these letters before me. Sometimes I would write an article and send it to the newspaper. "Sometimes these articles would go, sometimes they wouldn't," he adds.  The novel Tek Kanatlı Bir Kuş, which Yaşar Kemal wrote in the late 1960s and decided to publish now, is not only a historical document that takes the reader to Anatolia in the 1960s, but also an important period in the great master's literature. reveals </li></ul> YKY0050

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