Bleak House

Charles Dickens, the creator of unforgettable characters such as Oliver Twist and David Copperfield of the 19th century English novel and the contemporary Christmas myth, contributed greatly to the art of the novel as an important recorder of social history. The novels that inspired Kafka were not taken seriously by critics, although they were very popular at the time, but they began to be re-evaluated after the 1950s.

Bleak House, which is considered Charles Dickens' mature novel with its gripping detective fiction and multi-layered narrative, reflects the pains of transition to the modern world, the strict moralism of the Victorian age, and the maddening nature of the crazy Chancery Court, with a strong social criticism and a shocking power of observation.

"The coldest of the cold afternoon, the darkest of the dark fog and the muddiest of the muddy streets" from "The Shakespeare of the Novel" is in our language for the first time with the illustrations prepared by HK Browne for the first edition and the meticulous translation of Aslı Biçen.



Number of Pages: 992

Year of Print: 2016


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Yapı Kredi Publications

First Print Year: 2000

Language Turkish