How to Become a "Pop Writer"?

Feyza Hepçilingirler, whose stories and novels are written on language and known, loved and widely read with her criticisms, this time directs her arrows of criticism towards those who try to earn money and fame through literature and books. He subtly makes fun of those who forget that literature is an endeavor that requires effort and try to become famous quickly and those who succeed. This book, written for humorous purposes, may unfortunately make those who try to implement the suggestions here popular. This is the most dangerous part of the book!

"I won't say, 'No one should take offense'. Real literary figures, real writers are not the target of criticism arrows. They are not offended anyway; but anyone who is left out of them can be offended if they want."
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"If a writer shows the necessary respect for his language and art and is read widely, this is something that can be applauded at best. But for the sake of selling a lot and making a lot of money..."



Number of Pages: 255

Year of Printing: 2013


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Everest Publications

First Printing Year: 2013

Number of Pages: 255

Language Turkish