Yedi Harika Hediye

Danish author Karen Blixen takes the reader to the gothic atmosphere of horror and horror literature in her mysterious stories woven with jealousy, passion and melancholy. Karen Blixen, who also publishes her works under the name Isak Dinesen, feeds Seven Wonderful Stories with sacred figures, historical and mythological references and philosophical texts. While his stories tell the mystery of a high priest's precious monkey, the tension of people captured by a flood to survive and come to terms with the past, the forced and unhappy marriage of a woman whose beauty is legendary, and the disappearance of a prostitute in the darkness of the night, they also make the reader feel deeply the noise of the forests, the sorrows of lonely people, and the loneliness of monasteries and churches. .

We present these stories of Karen Blixen, which follow the traces of gothic literature and complement each other, with their translation from the original language, Danish.

"These stories are a contemporary version of German Romanticism... In these narratives full of fairies, ghosts and people of the past century, the luxury-loving dreams of the ballerinas and singers of Mozart and Gluck operas; the young men who are too melancholic to enjoy love and the virgins devoted to their chastity ( ...) fantastic adventures are delicately told."
The New York Times



Number of Pages: 448

Year of Printing: 2012


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Iletisim Yayincilik

Number of Pages: 448

First Edition Year: 2012

Language: Turkish