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Yahya Bostan (born 1981, Istanbul) is a Turkish journalist and author who serves as Academic and Publications Coordinator at Anadolu Agency and has written on foreign policy for Yeni Şafak. After graduating from Beylerbeyi High School, he earned his bachelor’s degree in history from Istanbul Bilgi University and completed his master’s degree at Boğaziçi University’s Atatürk Institute with a thesis on the history of diplomacy. Career Throughout his professional career, Bostan has worked in Istanb

Recently, I read the book Kuyucaklı Yusuf. Written by Sabahattin Ali, it deeply affected me both emotionally and intellectually. In particular, this book helped me better understand how compassion shown between people can transform a life. The story centers on Yusuf, who loses both his mother and father at a young age. After enduring great suffering, Kaymakam Salahattin Bey adopts him and raises him as his own. Throughout the narrative, Yusuf’s quiet, introverted yet strong character stands out.

When speaking of postapocalyptic fiction in the literary world, one of the most magnificent and unsettling works that comes to mind is undoubtedly by the king of horror, Stephen King. Originally titled The Stand, and translated into our language as Mahşer, it is far more than just a story of a viral pandemic; it is an epic saga of rebirth from the ashes of human nature, faith, and civilization. This monumental novel invites the reader on a relentless, dark, yet utterly compelling journey. The En