Yesterday and Ferda

Why would she be sad? For her son? Selim Beyazıt's dream falls upon the memories... Sadness was foreign to Kâzım Hoca. Or was it not? Closed windows... Closed in Ferda's face... The building excludes her... The past that she once excluded now excludes Ferda...

Erendiz Atasü's new novel, Dün ve Ferda, examines a period from the 60s to the present. Ferda, who appears before us in the first pages, overjoyed with the joy of freedom that comes with graduation, is the main character of our novel. Atasü examines her not only as a master novelist, but also through the eyes of a sociologist and a psychologist. It tells in detail about his loves, his sexuality, his attitude towards the political environment he encountered as soon as he started university, his view of left-wing ideology, the debates, the oppression and torture he was subjected to, together with other characters who were around him throughout his life.

Yesterday and Ferda is a novel that will be talked about a lot also because it discusses the experience of the left movement until the 90s and its results.
(From the Promotion Bulletin)


Thin Cover:

Number of Pages: 216

Year of Publication: 2014


e-Book:

Number of Pages: 176

Year of Publication: 2013


Language: Turkish
Publishing House: Can Publications

Number of Pages: 216

First Publishing Year: 2013

Language: Turkish