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How Many Oaths Were Sworn About Me? (Hakkımda Kaç Yemin Edilmiştir?) is the debut poetry collection by Mert Mevlüt Gökçe. Published in October 2022 as part of Dergâh Publication’s Turkish Literature series, the work is 64 pages long. Gökçe’s first collection is built on youth experiences and the establishment of a personal voice. Subject and Themes The work, which begins with the poem that gives the book its name, contains themes of nature, belonging, memory, individual alienation, and symbolic

We Are Not Idle Men Either (Biz de Boş Adam Değiliz) is the debut novella by Erhan Genç. Published in September 2023 as part of Dergâh Yayınları’s Turkish Literature series, the work is 112 pages long. Subject The novel narrates the rise of a young, idealistic activist character within an association and his confrontation with the institutional corruption he encounters during this process. Erhan Genç, referencing the Don Quixote motif, explores the conflict between idealism and reality through t

Nothing That Has Eyes (Gözleri Olan Hiçbir Şeyi) is a poetry collection by Zeynep Arkan, a distinct voice in contemporary Turkish poetry, that questions the individual's inner world, their sensitivity to social reality, and the metaphysical dimension of silence. The poet redefines the boundaries between being and meaning, innocence and domination, and power and fragility through poetic language. The poems in the work have a multilayered narrative that can be evaluated through both individual and

Yaz Yağmuru (Summer Rain) is the second edition of a collection of short stories by Ahmet Hamdi Tanpınar. Published in November 2023 as part of Dergâh Publications' Turkish Literature series, the book is 144 pages long and measures 13.5 x 21 cm. The second edition was released in October 2024. Subject The book contains six stories, with "Yaz Yağmuru" as the main story. In this serial story, Tanpınar stated that his protagonists developed in a way that made them independent, and that the author w

The Dreams of Abdullah Efendi (Abdullah Efendi'nin Rüyaları) is an early collection of stories by Ahmet Hamdi Tanpınar that exemplifies his modernist narrative style, which focuses on the individual's inner world in Turkish literature. First published in 1943, this work is considered one of the author's most significant contributions to the short story genre, addressing themes such as dreams, time, consciousness, fear, and identity with psychological depth and philosophical allusions. The five s

Unutulmuş Hikâyeler (Forgotten Stories) is a book of short stories by Mukadder Gemici, published in June 2024 as part of Dergâh Publications' Turkish Literature series. The book is 120 pages long. Subject The stories in the book begin with a southerly gale and address various dramatic moments, ranging from a little girl's disappointment upon encountering a rhinoceros drawn on the dusty shelves of an antique bookstore to the brazenness experienced by a couple stuck in traffic at the end of the wo

Dream Guests (Rüya Misafirleri) is a collection of poems written by Zümrüt Karabudak. Published in July 2024 as part of Dergâh Publications' Turkish Literature series, the work consists of 56 pages. Subject and Themes The poems in the book address themes such as love, loneliness, inner transformation, and the fragility of relationships through images that transition between night and day. Written in a first-person narrative, the poems convey scenes of emotional togetherness and internal states t

Homeland or the Internet (Vatan Yahut İnternet) is a book of essays authored by Mustafa Kutlu, one of the prominent figures of contemporary Turkish literature. Published by Dergâh Publications as part of its "Turkish Literature" series, the work brings together a selection of essays and articles published by the author in newspaper columns over a period of approximately twenty years. While critically evaluating the phenomenon of the "virtual world" brought by the modern world, the pursuit of spe

“Reha” is a long-unpublished novel by Nurettin Topçu (1909-1975), a prominent figure in Turkish intellectual and educational life, which he authored between 1926 and 1936. The work was prepared for publication by Ezel Erverdi and İsmail Kara after Topçu's death and subsequently released to the public. Published as part of Dergâh Yayınları's "Turkish Literature" series, the novel is considered a key source that sheds light on the early phase of Topçu’s intellectual development. First published in

“I Was Amazed and Left Speechless” is a poem written by Yavuz Bülent Bâkiler and is one of the representative works of Republican-era Turkish poetry. Bâkiler composed this poem based on his personal experience of love. Thematically, the poem explores the bewilderment, indecision, and inner conflicts experienced in the face of love.Muhammed Taha Menge, “Şaşırdım Kaldım İşte Şiirinin Muhteşem Hikâyesi… Yavuz Bülent Bâkiler Kendi Ağzından Anlatıyor…,” YouTube videosu, 12:14, 13 Eylül 2022, erişim 2