Letters

"There is so much to do: Where can we fit in the things we want to do in the rest of our time? The day is not enough, my dear friend. Nothing can quench our thirst for learning and being informed. There is also a youthful fire in our hearts. Strangely, we are running around the streets as if we were still thirty. I think it will always continue like this. "The passion within us will never fade."
Orhan Suda

"I believe that we are in a period when we need to reconsider everything, by carefully evaluating the events that have happened. You know that we took off our blinders years ago. Now, by better understanding the value of the days I spent, without any regrets, on the contrary, with great pride in what I experienced, I believe that humankind will conquer the skies." I believe."
Halim Spatar

The letters, which are documents of the sixty-year friendship of writer and translator Halim Spatar and Orhan Suda, offer the reader a view of a quarter-century period from Turkey and abroad, in the context of topics ranging from daily life to art, literature, painting, music, philosophy and politics. "He is the symbol of a sixty-year-old friendship that I met in Harbiye Military Prison in 1952, full of hope, always reassuring, smiling even in the most difficult conditions. Halim," says Orhan Suda.



Number of Pages: 237

Year of Printing: 2011


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Literature Publishing

First Print Year: 2011

Number of Pages: 237

Language: Turkish