Barbarlar Zamanı

Believe it or not, everything told here is true. All the people, institutions, organizations, dates, social systems, countries, animals, events and places that are not included in the stories are even more real. There is not even a shred of imagination in any of them. Cem Uğur skillfully articulates the issues that even the perpetrators are reluctant to talk about and makes us watch a parade of official pain in the Time of the Barbarians. The country has plenty of thugs, bandits and cold water; It tells the stories of Mamekiye, Dersim or Tunceli with mountain flowers, boils and lots of evidence. He creates a unique narrative by describing the flight of Kemalbirds over four mountains, three rivers, two hills, a valley and a half-plain with impressive metaphors and carving out hard subjects with his pen. The Time of the Barbarians is a convoluted adventure in which things everyone has heard are put on paper in a way no one expected.