September

September Book Description "So, making an effort instead of hopelessness and weariness in the September of life could do something. Although this could not be like the brightness and youth in spring, one should not want more from life. Although this cannot be youth, it is still a life, especially a calm and at least a comfortable life." would be." Mehmet Rauf, whose first story "Düşmüş" was published in Halit Ziya Uşaklıgil's Hizmet magazine, of which he was a fan, when he was only sixteen years old, and who also wrote works in the genres of novels and theater and was banned from the army because of his writings, was a pen wandering in the corridors of the human mind. His characters were ambivalent wretches who could not get rid of their inner voice and questioned their feelings. The lives of Suat and his husband Süreyya are spent in a boring routine because they are not very wealthy. Necip is both Süreyya's relative and close friend. The forbidden love that will blossom between Suat and Necip will lead these three characters to doubts and enlightenments they never expected, and everything will become even more complicated in a mansion on the Bosphorus that the young couple has been dreaming of renting for a holiday for a long time. September, the first psychological novel of our literature, serialized in Servet-i Fünûn in 1900 and published as a book in 1901, is a masterpiece that examines the troublesome nature of commitment and the destructiveness of forbidden desire. (From the Promotional Bulletin)