Evsiz Ülke Hikayeleri

He wrote them in tiny letters in the mid-80s, when the ward was quiet, when everyone retired to their bunk beds, in the "living room" of the ward, Then I folded these file papers and hid them. But every time, in every operation, soldiers would find it in unexpected places, such as under the bed, among clean laundry, and take it away for examination. Since I knew that these papers would never come back, that they had already been torn and thrown away, I was recalling what I had written in my memory and putting it on paper again. Of course, they changed a little each time. They took their final shape only when I was transferred to a civilian prison. I sent a copy to Murat Belge, and when I received a complimentary response, my courage increased. My stories were published as a book a year and a half after my release. In 1989 Subati. It's been 18 years.

Until a while ago, I didn't even have a copy of this first book. But over the years, it always appeared before me in some way. Sometimes an editor called, sometimes a close friend reminded me that I had such a book. It was as if that book now belonged to the readers much more than me, in fact entirely. Readers who remind me from time to time that I have such a book.

One day, during a visit, my mother took it out and placed two copies of it in front of me. When I got home, I placed these copies somewhere on my bookshelf and did not touch them for a long time. Then one day I suddenly woke up, without questioning, I pulled one of the books from among the books and read "Homeless Country Stories" without interruption.



Number of Pages: 88

Print Year: 2007


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Everest Publications

Number of Pages: 88

Language: Turkish< /p>