Dolandırıcı Felix Krull'un İtirafları

With his impressive appearance, sweet talk and charismatic personality, Felix Krull is one of the lucky few to whom nature is generous, but he has one thing missing: His social status, his ability to open the doors of promotion. It is not suitable for opening. But with the help of imagination, fate can be corrected; What is lacking in nature can easily be completed in culture and social life, which are shaped as our secondary nature. Thus, Krull attempts to compensate for the small detail that was denied to him from birth due to a coincidence that he considers unfair, by rapidly climbing the steps of his fraud career.

In The Confessions of Felix Krull, a fraudster published shortly before his death, Thomas Mann witnesses the rise of a fraudster in society. This latest novel, written by Mann inspired by the memoirs of Romanian Georges Manolescu, a famous hotel thief of the period, turns the kind of imagination that could only have been mentioned to the artist into the subject of the crime in an ironic style. The fine line between reality and appearance, which is shaped as the artist's playground in Mann's works, is violated through deceit, order and intrigue in The Confessions of Felix Krull, a swindler, and turns into an experience that can easily turn into crime. Confessions of the Fraudster Felix Krull, in Turkish for the first time.
(From the Promotional Bulletin)


Slim Cover:

Number of Pages: 480

Printing Year: 2014


e-Book:

Number of Pages: 388

Printing Year: 2014


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Can Yayınlari

Number of Pages: 480

First Edition Year: 2014

Language: Turkish