Munzur'a Akar Yüreğim

(....) In every story, there is a piece of itself. In each story, Hidir Dulkadir's longings, his love for his homeland, his memories, the stones, soil, snow and gusts of Dersim mountains; You will find the water of Munzur, the fish in the water, the nature around it, the heartbeats of Dersim people, their hopes, pure emotions, pain and sorrow. (...)
-Kemal Yalçin-

Hidir Dulkadir started writing with compilations and essays. His native language is Kirmanchki. He graduated from Tunceli High School, but in his own words, he perfected his "writing ability" at the Duisburg Fakir Baykurt Literature Workshop. There are various reasons why he left his hometown and fell into the arms of foreign lands. But he has a privilege from other expats. Like the others, he did not put any mountains, streams, plateaus, countries or distant borders between him and his place of birth. On the contrary, as he moved away from his birthplace, his heart was warmed by the warmth of his birthplace.
-Murat Tuncel-

He wrote down the time he went through and what he experienced. He is from Dersim; Despite all the pain and trauma he has suffered and experienced, he is still hopeful and loving. He goes into exile and stays away from Dersim and his loved ones for many years. He longs... He finally puts his longings in writing.

My Heart Flows to Munzur consists of 64 stories. The author's language is fluent and simple. Their stories tell about experiences. While reading, it takes you back to Dersim, to your childhood days; He takes you from mountain to mountain, takes you to the famous places, you become a fish in Munzur... Then you see yourself as an asylum seeker in Heim, Germany, an immigrant in an aid organization, and someone shouting slogans against injustice on the streets. You smell of longing. You laugh with the author, feel sad and sad together. But your hope is always bright and alive.
-Necmettin Yalçinkaya-

Hidir brother, one should learn many lessons from your humanity... You are someone I can call my hometown, be proud of, and sincerely say there is goodness... I wish you all the best...
-Hunting. Baris Yildirim Dersim-
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 272

Year of Printing: 2015


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Ozan Publishing

Editor: Necmettin Yalçinkaya
Editor-in-Chief: Mustafa Demir

First Print Year: 2015

Number of Pages: 272

Language: Turkish