A Romantic Viennese Summer

"People need broad horizons where they can breathe, not empty noise trying to cover up death, my dear prince. I think the walls of the city should be demolished. Instead of constantly filling the inside of the walls with piles of stone and marble, We must open up to the outside, we must expand."

In the person of history teacher Kamil Kaya, who did not have the opportunity to get married and whose students gave him the nickname "Dreamer Hodja" with the lessons he was engrossed in, Kaya's novel swings on the pendulum of "history and today" or "narrated and life". In a sense, he also focuses on the siege of the life he always missed in Vienna, which he always wanted to see in his retirement... "
-Sefa Kaplan-

Her novels thus force comprehensive examinations. The positive struggle given at the intellectual level, as well as Moreover, it also indicates the existence of novels that require careful consideration at the literary level, and separating the intellectual and literary levels makes it difficult to approach Adalet Ağaoğlu's novels. (...) Romantic-A Vienna Since the article is prone to explain this literary unity with its intellectual and literary depth, raises the quality of the reading effort and brings the fireball of literature down on us with all its hotness, I think I made the right choice by taking the risk of being together with it in the form of a book.
-Semih Gümüs-
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 232

Print Year: < /b>2016


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Everest Publications