Ay: Mart 2022

There are so many good books out that you will want to read them all. Here are some of the books that came out in 2022 and entered our lives, for you to read, have a pleasant reading!

Kanku Badi – Reflection – Funda Ayten

Lila sees Pyramid, which was established to raise patrons, as an opportunity to escape from her painful family life, but Pyramid is will take Lila’s life in an incredible direction with mysteries. In the shadow of the difficulties and spiritual wars he will deal with, he will pursue the secrets of the Pyramid and open the veils of mystery. The biggest surprise the Pyramid has prepared for him is the description of the protective mission here: They will struggle against creatures that the world does not know exist and that threaten humanity. Thanks to the mark on her body, Lila realizes that she has a special place among these protectors. However, this sign will present threats as well as the features it bestows on it. Kanku Badi invites you to explore a fantasy world. “You are the individual who will continue. Now you will be able to see them without reflection.”

The Man Resembling Marx – Fazilet Yılmaz

“Then I choose your face. Not the man in the tavern. It looks like it, but it’s not. It has nothing to do with Marx. So who? Who is the man who comes into my story suddenly, who crushes my lace without hesitation, raises new questions in my head, resembles the man who resembles Marx?” The Man Who Resembles Marx is the first story book by Fazilet Yılmaz. These stories, which are the work of a disorganized mind, succeed in reflecting the mental world of the narrators into the text in its purest form. Stories that have issues with the world and try to resist the incomprehensibility of life. We can also say that a young mind’s challenge to life.

Dragons Notebook – Collective

The existence of dragons has historically been viewed with suspicion. Their presence and absence were constantly talked about. Let’s face it, this discussion is futile, because dragons definitely exist. If you don’t believe it, that’s your problem. Everything we think and design is real. The authors, who use their imaginations to play with their imaginations in these two covers, leave you alone with this problem and invite many characters from ancient narratives to contemporary myths. Many narrative heroes such as Pinocchio, Shakespeare, Battal Gazi, Circe, Spider-Man, Zeus, Oğuz Kağan, Noah Prophet, Şahmeran hold the doors of the stories. In these stories, in which different techniques, various places and contents of the word and written culture are used, the following voice is heard: The story continues!

Whale – Cheon Myeong-Kwan

Who in the south village beyond the mountain lives…

Why does the spring wind blow south every year…

“…He was born in a horse barn by a beggar lady in the winter of the year when the war was about to end. His body, which was seven kilos on the day he was born, exceeded one hundred kilos before he turned fourteen. He was mute, growing up alone in his own private world, and learned all the tricks of baking bricks from his stepfather Mun…”

Winner of the 10th Munhakdongne novel award, one of Korea’s valuable literary awards, and is famous for his storytelling. We follow a flowing storyline in this original novel by Cheon Myeong-kwan. The story progresses with a breathtaking narration, with the events taking place in mystical places, the ups and downs of Geumbok, who grew up in the village, until he became an entrepreneur in the town, his different daughter Chunhee’s struggle to survive, and the interesting characters that appear around her mother and daughter…

The sequence of events in this novel by Cheon Myeong-kwan, in which he describes human desires in a violent and destructive way, is flowing rapidly, almost like watching a movie, together with the characters’ inner world and place descriptions. Violence, death, emotional outbursts, legends, scenes from adult comics and a meticulous work in which all these are told in a humorous language is with you.

Known as the queen of red bricks, possessing superhuman keen intuition and having no other friend than an elephant, Chunhee’s breathtaking life is told in a mysterious atmosphere intertwined with both realistic and semi-fantasy elements.

Would you like to read this magnificent work of master narrator Cheon Myeong-kwan, who is known as one of the best storytellers ever in Korean literature with his novel The Whale?

Magnolia Tree and Stone Gardens – Güngör Ağrıdağ Mungan

I found a way through the crevices and rocks, and went up to the hill. I was glad to feel my strength as I listened to my breathing. I sit on a flat rock and watch the bay.

Karşı Balcony – Yaşar Erkmen

A re-readable, gripping and rational style… The heroes, who appear in some places with the Aegean dialect and in some places with the Adanali dialect, are the characters of the author. He is engraved in our memory with his masterful narration. Karşı Balcony takes its place in our literature as an example of meticulous work, each of which was written by a Turkish teacher of forty years. Enjoy your time.

Three Nights – Turgay Delibalta

The absence of the Euphrates scares him a lot; in the big city where he had just settled; He didn’t know what to do alone. Those who fed their dreams disappeared in an instant. Horns of cars at night; the shepherd dogs in the village; coyotes; reminiscent of wolves. He was about to be in a forest.

Mold – Mahmut Altınöz

Mold, a portrait. The projection of diving places. Contemporary music of the nightingale, who sings by pressing her heart against a thorn, is the story of lovers who do not die of blood loss and die of heartbreak. A complex narrative of what awaits us, not of the past. The determination that the wise dwarves are actually tall and beautiful, and that although the arrogant princes have offended their pure lovers, the desire to be a prince in a story is rekindled somewhere in us. There is poison and confusion in us. The war of the antidote is destroying us. Everything starts with a word. Then you see that what you started is actually an end. Then you want to remember the beginning of this end, but everything is flowing.

Seyid – Ahmet Aydın

Ahmet Aydın; He was born in 1992 in Taşlıağıl Village of Arpacay district of Kars. He had his primary and secondary education in the district, at the Regional Boarding Primary School. He graduated from Bursa Orhaneli High School and BTSO Hüseyin Sungur High School, respectively. With the prestige of 2014, he started to the Black Sea Technical University Department of International Interests and graduated in 2018.

Ahmet Aydın first started writing in the early 2000s at an age that can now be called a child. Although he first started with poetry, he also writes in the fields of short stories, stories, book reviews, movie-series reviews. The works he wrote in the field of poetry, short stories and book reviews are currently published with admiration and interest in many literary media.

The girl who came through the door walked in with a confident but shy attitude. Every step he took was a step that took Seyid’s breath away, a step that distracted Seyid from his mind, the steps that changed the rhythm of Seyid’s heart. She walked. Walked. And finally she arrived at her destination. The table where Seyid sits. Seyid’s breathing had accelerated and his exhalations slowed down. It was as if their breathing was at war. One side wanted to go out and offer a sign of life, while the other side wanted to stay inside and give life on top. While all these storms were breaking, inside Sayid, Seyid’s heart had already declared its independence. While Seyid was fighting with himself, he was talking to himself, a defeated commander;

“Yes. You took the trouble. For years, for years, you stopped and even ran away. You said no love Take it now, stop it,” he said. He lifted his head. He lowered his eyes.

Bayanın Sesi Yok – Etaf Rum

“You have never heard this story before… Where I come from, we keep these stories to ourselves. It is unheard of to tell others, it is dangerous, it is a great shame.”

PALESTINE, 1990. 17-year-old Isra prefers to secretly read and be enchanted by what she reads rather than marrying suits chosen by her father. However, she is soon married and forced to immigrate with her husband to Brooklyn, where her new family lives. Although Isra hopes to find a more adequate life in the USA, disappointments follow her. The girl, in the prime of her youth, loses her joy in life in the face of her mother-in-law’s cruelty and the pressure of having to give birth to a son. The girls he gave birth to behind his back would not be the salvation of Isra. daughter, only wants to go to university, she has to meet with husband candidates at the insistence of her grandmother Feride. Deya can’t help wondering if her options would have been different had her parents been alive. But each grandmother is determined: the only way to ensure an adequate future for Deya is to marry the ma n of truth. However, Deya soon finds herself on an unexpected path that leads to shocking truths about her family. There is no longer any cure but to question his family, his past, everything he thought he knew, and his own future. In her first novel, Kadının Sesi Yok, which bears autobiographical traces, Etaf Rum delicately looks at the liberating power of literature for the weak and the oppressed, and the inner conflicts and longings of today’s women who are trapped in the middle of tradition.

“A work worthy of comparison with Khaled Hosseini’s A Thousand Wonderful Suns.” —Refinery 29

“What is the cost of a lady’s life? This question resonates across countries and generations, thanks to Etaf Rum’s powerful first novel.” —Washington Post

Foam of the Days – Photographed by Boris Vian

“’I would love to fall in love,’ said Colin. ‘You would love to be in love. He also wanted one-to-one (ie falling in love). We, you, would love to fall in love, you would, and they would.” There was a Colin in this strange world where music turns into colors, colors turn into feelings, and happiness gains volume and overflows from one’s eyes. The good food of his wonderful cook, Nicolas, the cuteness of the mouse with the black mustache, the conversations of his dear friend Chick’s Jean-Sol Partre were no longer consoling him properly. Colin wanted to fall in love. And one dance was enough with the lovely Chloé that makes the flowers jealous. The Foam of Days is a novel in which reality bends, cheers and gets bored, and love is revealed in the most extraordinary form and style; A parable that looks at the world through kaleidoscopes.

“The most touching love story of our time.” –Raymond Queneau