Broken Lives

“Broken Lives makes Halit Ziya the most important figure of Turkish novelism. Work; It has a very crowded cast of people, including patients, people whose names are involved in gossip, and fools. There are some disorders in almost all male-female and family relationships. These cause disruptions in everyone's life. It is noteworthy that the author does not blame only one gender for broken marriages. There are thousands of reasons that lead people to unhappiness in social relationships. The real story in this crowd is the story of Ömer Behiç.” -Inci Enginun- Broken Lives is a novel written after the peak Halit Ziya reached with Ask-i Memnu. Following its serializations, the work was first published as a book in 1924. Halit Ziya revised the work in 1944 and made some changes. While preparing the book you have, this edition of the work was taken as basis, and the meanings of words that are not used today or less used are given in the footnotes.

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Dough Type: 2. Dough

Size: 13,5x21

First Printing Year: 2017

Print Number:1. Edition

Number of Pages: 392

Media Type: Paperback