Foreign Birds

Istanbul, whose face was changing rapidly with migrations and construction in the 1950s and 60s, is the cruel land of the Expatriate Birds. The Anatolians who migrated to Istanbul for the sake of the fight for bread, the shrewd people trying to benefit from the wind of this change, and the system that transformed itself by stepping on the backs of these people, are changing the color of life as much as Istanbul. The people in the middle of this change are presented to the readers with Orhan Kemal's master writing and his attitude that is always full of love for people. In order to have a realistic look at Turkey's recent past and its present, Gurbet Kuşlari is a book that must be read.

Orhan Kemal's lyre in the book is among those very rare treasures that the reader can encounter in life. Few writers leave as much mark on the world of their readers and shape their readers as much as he does. Orhan Kemal guides us to regain hope and optimism. We are honored to publish the books of Orhan Kemal, one of the most valuable masters of our literature.



Number of Pages: 384

Year of Publication: 2015


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Everest Publications

First Printing Year: 2007

Number of Pages: 384

Language: Turkish