Doğan Kitap On Dakika Otuz Sekiz Saniye

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Her name was Leyla. In the rose-colored house located on the oldest brothel street in Istanbul, she was known as Tequila Leyla. That's what her friends, acquaintances and clients called her. That's what her five old friends called her. Leyla never wanted to be mentioned in the past tense. But her heart had just stopped beating and her breathing had stopped altogether. Her lifeless body was left in a garbage bin on the outskirts of the city. Yet his brain hadn't stopped yet. It was still working. For exactly ten minutes and thirty-eight seconds About the Author: Born in Strasbourg, Elif Safak spent her childhood and youth in Ankara, Madrid, Amman, Cologne, Istanbul, Boston, Michigan and Arizona. She graduated from the Department of International Relations at the Middle East Technical University (METU), completed her MA in Women's Studies at the same university and her PhD in Political Science. She has lectured as a faculty member at universities in Turkey, the US and the UK. In 2018, she was selected as a visiting lecturer for the Weidenfeld Chair in Comparative European Literature at Oxford University to give seminars on literature and art. His first book Kem Gözlere Anadolu (short story) was published in 1994. He received the 1998 Mevlana Grand Prize for his first novel Pinhan. This was followed by Sehrin Aynalari (1999) and Mahrem (2000), for which she won the Writers' Union of Turkey Award. Bit Palas (2002) and Purgatory (2004), both of which were bestsellers and reached a wide readership, followed. Med-Cezir (2005) collected her writings on femininity, identity, cultural division, language and literature. In 2006, Baba ve Bastard was published, the most widely read book of the year. She then wrote her first autobiographical book, Black Milk, which remained on the bestseller lists for months. Published by Dogan Kitap in March 2009, Ask broke an important record in the Turkish publishing world, becoming the best-selling novel in the shortest time, selling nearly 1 million copies since its publication. He has also published Kagit Helva (2009), which is a selection of all his works, Firarperest (2010), which is a collection of his newspaper articles, Iskender (2011), which tells the drama of a Turkish family who immigrated to England, Semspare (2012), which is also a collection of his newspaper articles, 16. His novels Ustam ve Ben (2013) and Havva'nin Üç Kizi (2016) about 16th century Istanbul were published by Dogan Kitap, and Havva'nin Üç Kizi was the most widely read novel of the year. In 2018, Sanma ki Yalnizsin, a collection of essays, was published. In 2010, Elif Safak was named France's Knight of Arts and Literature, her works have been translated into forty-eight languages, and she has written numerous literary reviews in leading publications such as The New York Times, The Washington Times, The Financial Times, The Guardian, Le Figaro, as well as articles in the international press. Elif Safak's novels are published by the world's most important publishing houses such as Penguin, Random House, Rizzoli, Flammarion, Kein&Aber.Safak, along with Margaret Atwood, has been selected by the Norwegian-based Future Library as one of the authors who will leave works to be read 100 years from now. She lives in London and Istanbul. He writes his works in English and Turkish. Product Name: Ten Minutes Thirty Eight Seconds Product Code: 9786050963090 Edition Year: 2019.00000000 Cover Type: Cardboard Cover Paper Type: Book Paper Translator: Elif Shafak

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