We were ten children

We were Ten Children is the second story book of Necmettin Yalçınkaya that I have read. For some reason, what attracts my attention in Yalçinkaya's story language is the half-entertaining, half-ironic and thought-provoking metaphorical perception he established regarding his revolutionary years. I am talking about a period of time that has gone through resistance, fractures and traumas.
-Haydar Karatas -Author

Yalçinkaya's stories; They are like a waterside cypress in whose shade we can rest, an aspirin we can take when we have a headache, a light music mixed with an arrangement, or a meal we will enjoy.
-Ali Riza Aksin - Author

"Necmettin Yalçinkaya's stories smell like hot bread. I feel like holding my hand to the steam. You will find the concepts of childish perspective, love, friendship, mischievousness, honesty, sacrifice, loyalty, virtue... in the stories. But your heart will be a little sad."
-Oya Uslu- Author

In this book, you will read stories that will make you laugh, make you think, and make you laugh while thinking. Necmettin Yalçinkaya brings a new breath to our social reality with the stories he collected in his work titled We Were Ten Children.
-Cem Duman - Publisher
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 160

Year of Printing: 2016


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Ozan Publishing

Editor: Abdullah Demir
Editor-in-Chief: Arzu Sandal

First Print Year: 2016

Number of Pages: 160

Language: Turkish