Kürt Meselesi ve Terör Sarmalında Yıkılan Köyler

This book is not an ordinary fairy tale or a fantastic story book that is designed to satisfy some emotions and does not correspond to life. It is experienced one-on-one through real heroes living in life in the second half of the century we are in. Most of its heroes tell true stories that are still alive and that do not even attract the attention of many of us in daily life...

Its main theme was born in these lands and appeared on the stage of history. Their history goes back five to ten thousand years. Adding ancient values to these lands. And one that can carry itself to this day. However, at the beginning of the twentieth century, its territory was divided into five or six parts. Despite this, it continues to exist by spreading over a very wide geography.

A nation whose everything, especially its existence and values, was tried to be denied and destroyed, mostly on the political grounds, and was dragged into heavy massacres, plunder and exile. It tries to express the story of the existence of a nation that can tragically maintain its existence even while struggling with the problems it has been dragged into. In short, in the second half of the last century, the Kurdish, whose unique existence was denied as a whole on public and political grounds. In other words, the story of one out of every three people living in this country, lived without being intended to be seen in daily life... This work is not an ordinary literary narrative. Where drama, tragedy and comedy of real heroes in life are intertwined. It has an ironic, dark humorous language, where while laughing at an event, the pain experienced immediately afterwards drags the person into a very heavy sadness. A work that reveals the touching stories of people who are a part of daily life, in a simple language that shapes them with a unique expression...

He tried to put all the pieces of this heavy tragedy into place from the collection of small stories. Diyarbekir has a language that draws one to empathy the most while reading it. September 13, 2019

(From the Promotional Bulletin)