Sunday Sun

There are Cemil Kavukçu's first stories in Pazar Günesi. Most of the stories here were published under this name in 1983. While adding the three stories that were left out of that edition to this book, the author reviewed all of the stories. The story called Sunday Gunesi, which gives its name to the book, has a special meaning for Cemil Kavukçu: It is the first story he wrote. However, it is a story that carries clues about the features that Cemil Kavukçu will bring to the story in the future. The same simple expression, the same meticulous language structure, the same solid fiction: These are the qualities that this master storyteller has placed in his stories even at the beginning of the journey. Small worlds, trapped lives, people living on the margins of society: all these are sections that Cemil Kavukçu presents with a subtle sensitivity and sharp observation power; The main themes of his storytelling, which later expanded into other avenues. Cemil Kavukçu writes about the worlds and people he knows; He makes those who don't know and don't know him read it, love it and adopt it. In the words of our esteemed critic Fethi Naci: "Whatever Cemil Kavukçu touches, it becomes a story." Sunday is a good start for those who want to get to know one of the most successful storytellers of recent years with all his works.


Thin Cover:

< b>Number of Pages: 112

Printing Year: 2000


e-Book:

Number of Pages: 78


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Can Publications