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A Midlife Dream
by Erendiz Atasu
Part of the Turkish Literature series
A sweeping Turkish novel of love, loss, and political awakening. Fifty-something Feride reflects on her failed marriage and her tender relationship with her stepdaughter, set against the backdrop of Turkey's social unrest. This intimate story explores how the past shapes our lives and flows into the future.
As Feride looks back, she grapples with her sexual identity and the repression that marked different eras. Familial and sociopolitical histories intertwine, influencing her choices and those around her. This novel delves into the complexities of love, loss, and the search for meaning in a changing world.
For readers interested in Turkish literature, women's fiction, and stories of personal and political struggles. Experience a poignant journey through Turkish history and culture, exploring themes of identity, resilience, and the enduring power of human connection.
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Aeolian Visions / Versions
Modern Classics And New Writing From Turkey
by Various Authors
Part of the Turkish Literature series
A rich collection of Turkish voices, translated and celebrated.Aeolian Visions / Versions presents over 70 literary works, including poetry, short fiction, essays, and interviews, translated from Turkish to English.
Born from the annual Cunda Workshop for Translators of Turkish Literature, this anthology showcases modern and contemporary Turkish voices. Explore themes of cultural identity, social justice, and the translation process itself, all while experiencing fresh, experimental works resulting from collaborations between translators and authors. For readers interested in Turkish literature, translation studies, and cross-cultural understanding.
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Noontime in Yenisehir
by Sevgi Soysal
Part of the Turkish Literature series
Seemingly disparate lives are brought together in a clever, prism-like plot in this award-winning novel. The story is based on three people-Ali, Dogan, and Olcay-and vividly depicts the struggle between the older generation who were content with the new (post-Ottoman) Turkey and who are disturbed by changes sought and brought on by the rebellious young generation. In this unforgettable, epic portrait of 1960s Turkey, the personal and political are intertwined in a questioning of what fidelity means-to sibling, lover, country, and cause.

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Istanbul in Women's Short Stories
by Various Authors
Part of the Turkish Literature series
A vibrant collection of women's voices shaping the soul of Istanbul. This anthology unveils the multifaceted experiences of women in Istanbul through 27 compelling short stories. From ancient echoes to modern struggles, these narratives paint a vivid portrait of a city steeped in history, politics, and culture.
Explore the rich tapestry of Istanbul, as seen through the eyes of its women. Delve into themes of cultural identity, love, loss, and social change, all set against the backdrop of a dynamic and ever-evolving metropolis. Discover new voices in Turkish literature and gain a unique perspective on this global city.
Perfect for readers interested in Turkish literature, women's studies, and urban narratives. Experience Istanbul like never before.

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The Disenchanted
by Mehmet Eroglu
Part of the Turkish Literature series
A captivating tale of lost ideals and haunting memories set against the backdrop of the Turkish coast.In Mehmet Eroğlu's The Disenchanted, former left-wing militant Kuzey seeks solace in a remote peninsula, grappling with disillusionment and a fading romance. As he pens a novel, the lines between reality and fiction blur, drawing him into a web of complex relationships and long-buried secrets.
Will Kuzey find redemption amidst the beauty and decay of his surroundings? This thought-provoking novel explores the weight of the past, the search for meaning, and the enduring power of human connection. Perfect for readers of literary fiction and those seeking a glimpse into the Turkish soul.

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Two Green Otters
by Buket Uzuner
Part of the Turkish Literature series
A poignant story of love, loss, and finding one's place in a changing world. When her mother abandons her family, Nilsu loses faith in the world. Terrified of suffering the same fate, she breaks off relationships before they begin. Is she destined to remain alone?
Then she meets Teo, a passionate environmentalist and founder of the Turkish Green Party. But Teo's close relationship with his mother has always held him back, and when she commits suicide, his life spirals. Can Nilsu and Teo find solace in each other? Buket Uzuner explores the complexities of human relationships, weaving a magical love story of two souls in the modern world. Two Green Otters offers an original reinterpretation of environmentalism and love in today's world.
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