Silk Dressing Gown-A Suat Dervish Novel

Suat Derviş said hello to life with a golden spoon in his mouth.

He breathed his last breath in poverty. While giving it to him, he was wearing a silk dressing gown, a gift from his palace mother.

He had his share of the persecution of the intellectuals who wanted the best for their country.

On this road, she lost the son she was about to give birth to.

In her novel named PHOSPHORUS CEVRİYE, which has been adapted to the cinema and stage dozens of times, she writes about the "love of her life".

With this work, he won hearts not only in his own country but also in many countries.

Suat Derviş was only sixteen years old in the year when Nâzım Hikmet wrote poems saying "I couldn't bow his head, I trampled his shadow".

Then she had three husbands, one a wrestler, one a novelist, the other a journalist.

She stole the hearts of the Germans in Germany with the name Suzet Doli, and the hearts of the French in France with the name Suat Derwish.

With joy, envy, surprise and pain, you will read the breathtaking drama of Suat Derviş, undoubtedly the best journalist and most read novelist of his time, in İPEK SABAHLIK.

Just like when reading HAZEL EYED PARS JALILE, which is about the life of Nâzım Hikmet's mother, and GREEN INK, a novel by Sabahattin Ali.

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Dough Type: 2. Dough

Size: 13.5 x 19.5

First Printing Year: 2017

Print Number:1. Edition

Media Type: Paperback