Yapı Kredi Yayınları Yaşar Kemal Dağın Öteki Yüzü Üçlemesi

Floor Iron Sky Copper

"those who are in trouble find their way in the dream world they create. this world, which they resort to in order to survive, on the one hand, keeps them alive, and on the other hand, weaves their stories. the beyond the mountain trio is the great and magnificent story of the dream world created by those in trouble. the second book of the trio, earth iron sky copper, tells the story of the survival of the villagers who have lost all possibilities by looking at what they have created themselves. the novel is a witness to creating its own myth, a testament to the power of the dream world. it was chosen as ""the most beautiful novel of the year"" by the french critics association. ""you suddenly get caught up in the wonderful adventure of these baroque people, you go back and forth between the ruthless reality and the legend. yaşar kemal or a genius of the people."

"martine bauer, le matin de paris, (france) ""it is necessary to accept once again that yaşar kemal is much more than an original or wise narrator. (...) the author's people, as if they were truly a single whole, carry the same poetic imagery and the same fascinating charm in their people and their narrative."" journal de centre, (france) ""those who can dream of the hard life of the villager, rooted in the earth and the sky, should board this iron-bound land as if boarding a ship, and experience this adventure that has been forbidden to us forever."" m. rieux, que lire, (france) ""the tempo of a land that is merciless to people..."" pierre a. willemart, l'actuel bruxelles, (belgium)"

Language: turkish

Paper type: 2nd pulp

Skin type: skinless

Place of publication: istanbul

Number of Pages: 383

Ortadirek

Those who are at a loss find their way in the imaginary world they create. This world they take refuge in to survive, on the one hand, allows them to live, on the other hand, it also weaves their stories. The mountain's other face trilogy is the great and glorious story of the dream world created by those who are in a tight spot. The first book of the trilogy describes those who walk the long and difficult road in ortadirek. It's a ordeal walk; although all they will reach is a struggle to stay alive, every walk is a hope. reaching cukurova without gathering the cotton is to reach the ordeal and hope. The roman of the turkish writer, yaşar kemal, ortadirek, is one of the great human landscapes of literature. This novel is actually a war and peace and moby sized piece." -michel cournot, le monde, (france) “it is more appropriate to call this not a remarkable work, but a masterpiece.” -bulletin critique du livre français, (france) “yaşar kemal's novel has the breadth of tolstoy and the vitality of ens.” -lena jeger, manchester guardian, (england)“it's the voice of those old men who've seen a lot and passed through experiments who feed the tragedies of sophocles. The sound of anatolia." -ceyhun atuf kansu, asset- “it is the most perfect turkish novel i have ever read, ortadirek.” -fethi naci, a novelist: yaşar kemal

Language: turkish

Paper type: 2nd pulp

Skin type: skinless

Place of publication: istanbul

Number of pages:352

Ölmez Otu

Those who are in trouble find their way in the hellish world they have created. This world, where they take refuge to stay alive, on the one hand keeps them alive, and on the other hand, weaves their stories. The beyond the mountain trilogy is a grand and magnificent tale of the underworld created by those who found themselves in dire straits. The third book of the trilogy, "the immortal grass," sprouts on the land stretching from the taurus mountains to cukurova. The legend they created accompanies the yalak villagers who descend to collect cotton. The lines describing the collapse of the ancan myth resonate with us like a song as wild as it is extraordinary. "ölmez otu is a pathetic, painful and powerful novel, yaşar kemal is undoubtedly a turkish writer whose voice transcends the borders of anatolia." -michel deon, journal dimanche, (france) "as a portrait of a people and a way of life, it could not be better presented." -the new york times book review, (usa) In the nettle, there's lust, blood, violence, and murder – all on an extraordinary scale. -berna moran, a critical look at the turkish novel- in yaşar kemal's "the dead grass," he views the villager as a human being, not as a source of novel material. Fethi naci, a novelist: yaşar kemal

Language: turkish

Paper type: 2nd pulp

Skin type: skinless

Place of publication: istanbul

Number of pages: 351