Damla Damla Günler 3

"There is nothing more instructive for a writer than the act of writing."

André Gide, one of the most important names in the diary genre, says that literary diaries are portraits, stories, memoirs and history writings. III of Damla Dropla Günler, one of the monumental diaries of Turkish literature. In this volume, Adalet Agaoglu does exactly this. The books Agaoglu read, the movies he watched, the theatres, the writers, directors and painters he loved, the countries he visited, the friends he lost, the cases he took part in, in short, the difficult times when No… was written.

We present the 1983-1996 period of the Diary, which was published in a single volume in previous editions, in two volumes in order to make it easier to read.

"Sometimes I feel disgusted with literature, writing about people and human lives, while life is so deep and profound with everything that happens before us. I blame literature. I think that even the greatest writer speaks either too little or too much about life. Not life itself. "
June 11, 1984
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 336

Year of Printing: 2016


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Everest Publications

First Print Year: 2016

Number of Pages: 336

Language Turkish