Mor - Yeni Yalan Zamanlar 2

2004 Orhan Kemal Roman Armagani

Purple, a small It tells the tragic story of a farmer family with four children living in an Aegean town, spread over the years, in a twenty-four-hour period, by bringing it to the present within the framework of a gripping love and intrigue.

From the 68 generation, a part of the system. When the well-known businessman and tourism professional Ilhan Sacit fell in love with Renginur, who was his daughter's age, and had a child with her, he destroyed his wife and sharpened his ambitious sister-in-law's grudge. Ilhan's brother, Armagan, a lecturer, still a leftist but confused, is a closed man, unlike his brother, a man who sells himself too hard, and his marriage is about to end due to communication problems. Sister Gülcan, on the other hand, became desperate and exhausted after the deaths and suicides in the family and took refuge in alcohol. The family circle comes together at Ilhan Sacit's hotel for the first birthday of her child born out of wedlock. The night will start off well, but it will end with an unexpected murder in the early hours of the day. In Mor, Inci Aral mainly deals with the great loneliness and marriage experienced by people and manages to look at women through men's eyes and to open the secrets of the men's world.

The novel, which is the second book of the Yeni Yalan Zamanlar trilogy, also hides the clues about the drift and distribution of our people during Turkey's transition from agriculture to industry and draws the social panorama of Turkey from the 1940s to the 2000s through the people it deals with.

(Introduction) From the Bulletin)

Media Type: Paperback

Pulp Type: 2. Dough

Number of Prints: 8. Printing

Size: 14x20

Number of Pages: 336

First Printing Year: 2015

Language: Turkish