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Make Way! Make Way! is a novel written by Harry Harrison in 1966. Roman is set in 1999 in New York. The world’s population has grown excessively, and major cities have become uninhabitable. Approximately thirty-five million people live in New York; this population density has brought essential resources—such as water, food, oil, and shelter—to the brink of exhaustion.SubjectThe novel provides a detailed portrayal of the resource crisis caused by overpopulation and the resulting social, economic,

Mustafa Kutlu’s Rüzgârlı Pazar is a significant novella that explores the conflict between traditional values and the modern world, portraying Anatolia’s evolving face through a simple yet profound narrative.SubjectRüzgârlı Pazar is set in a small Anatolian town and describes how its traditional bazaar has changed under the pressures of modernization, and how the artisan culture is gradually disappearing. The story focuses on the economic and spiritual struggles faced by craftsmen who work with