Eighteen Hours

"Eighteen Hours is a novel of daring. Both in its subject and narrative style. Moreover, it is a kind of manifesto. Highly recommended."< br />-Tuna Kiremitçi-

"The most intellectual adventure novel I have read in recent years... A surprising writer who chooses his characters from life and can make them heroes despite their weaknesses...

Breathe A cutting countdown... Every tick tock is a threat leading to death... A consulate raid in the middle of Istanbul and a group of people who are gradually losing hope of survival... The interesting thing is that in such a tense story, the Committee of Union and Progress' The secret history of Turkey, the Çorum events and the Gezi Park resistance follow the story with a magnificent narration... A genius and masterful fiction." It is very impressive that it was written as naturally and realistically as it is... This is the skill of an astonishing and intriguing writer who delicately weaves the emotional disintegrations of men and women into his story. Emotionally deep eroticism adds unique pleasure to the novel. It seems assertive in creating emotions rather than being remembered...
It is definitely one of the books that I would like to read again..."
-Barbaros Şansal-

"The book whose story begins and ends in 18 hours It is one of the novels that best describes Teşkilat-ı Mahsusa... It is also very harsh with the sex scenes in it."
-Cengiz Semercioğlu-
(From the Promotional Bulletin)

< strong>First Print Year: 2016

Language: Turkish