Yalnızlar

Zaven Biberyan, in Yanlizlar, where he looks at Turkey's recent history from a different perspective, describes Istanbul in the early 1950s, when political power changed hands and society began to undergo a rapid transformation. It tells the story of what happened on a summer weekend in Erenköy, a summer resort on the Anatolian side.

The author, while attempting a deep psychological analysis of what happened in these two days, the inner worlds of social classes and individuals from various statuses, reveals the lack of communication between individuals, and then the Turkish, Armenian, Jewish and Greek communities, the hidden tendencies of violence in the depths of the souls. It is about the loneliness brought about by the destruction that occurs in personal-social behavior patterns as a result of these.

The Loners, which is the Turkish version of the Armenian book 'Ligirdadzi', with the inside view of those who have been forced into marginalization, takes the reader to the point where individual realities intersect with the anger of those who are pushed into social loneliness.
(From the Promotional Bulletin)


Thin Cover:

Number of Pages: 202

Print Year: 2016


e-Book:

Number of Pages: 186

Printing Year: 2000


Language: Turkish
Publishing House: Aras Publishing

Editor: Rober Koptas

< strong>First Printing Year: 2000

Number of Pages: 202

Language: Turkish