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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. One day our fool Went out to catch a fishJumped into a boatDaydreaming away Cast his line into the waterThe surprising thing isHe forgot to take bait and wormsWho has worries, who has a soul to be sad He thought he could catch them like thisOnly he himself was fooledWhen the fish saw the bare hookWould they stay?No, they fled at onceStill our fellow dreams of catching them He cast once, it didn't workHe said no fish remainedHe pulled on the oars Tried his luck again Much was the toilNone was the pleasureThe boat rentalWas a headacheHe had promised, after allWill he buy from the market now Suddenly the line grew heavyHe hooked the float to his armKept pulling the lineThe fish fell for the trick Fish that takes a baitless hookYou're more foolish than the fishermanYou should have watched out for yourselfI won't feel sorry for youBecause you met your match Seckin Guenduez, born in Istanbul, is a celebrated Turkish poet and writer with a career spanning decades. A graduate of Middle East Technical University with a master's degree in Mining Engineering, he has published numerous award-winning works, including poetry collections such as Intersection of Love (Sevgi Kavsagi) and The Acrobat (Cambaz), as well as short story collections like The Female Thug (Kadin Maganda) and The Bicycle (Bisiklet). His stories and poems, often reflecting the essence of everyday Turkish life, have been featured in international publications and exhibited in art galleries. With his unique voice and profound storytelling, Guenduez continues to leave an indelible mark on modern Turkish literature. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Hello, little friends, I am the Night Fairy. I opened my eyes to the world in a small town in Anatolia. I wasn't alone when I was born-my little sister was with me. Growing up by the seaside was the greatest of fortunes. I owe the uniqueness of my imagination and my free touch with emotions to those magical days. I learned the irresistible allure of daydreaming there. When I wrote my first words, they were with me. They smiled at my mistakes, helped me see my shortcomings, and erased my errors. I miss being there with them again so much. Years have passed, and now we're about to conquer time itself. Curious about my age? Wait a bit, darling. Let me not tire you. I can say this: when I was a child, we watched black-and-white cartoons on TV and never missed our favorite alpine adventures-I'm from the generation that remembers those heartfelt stories and their loyal dogs. I've been in the world of medicine for years. I started my medical career as a young person with a heart full of excitement, and I love serving it, unveiling the secrets behind real truths. I recommend it to you too. If you asked me for three things I'd say about life, I'd answer without hesitation: "Chase words, walk on lines, get lost in the world of colors." I love words, lines, and colors. I love you too. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. "The scent of greed belongs to the cities, the healing of loyalty to the mountains alone." Twenty years ago in a dark cave, those two orphans clinging to life with a goat's milk; Cem and Cemre. Kibriye, the protector who raised them on her chest like a lioness, keeping them from becoming prey to wolves and birds. And Shahmeran, a legend beyond a mere dog, who brought mountains to their knees with his loyalty. This is not just a story of revenge; it is the tale of secrets buried beneath the soil transforming into a vast healing spread across the world through "Blue Flowers." On one side, global powers ready to burn the world for greed; on the other, a valley people armed with Zuelfikar's justice. This valley, where disloyal children are turned away from the door, voiceless creatures are crowned, and flowers shimmer with the prayers of the elderly, is a miracle that begins where humanity ends. Are you ready to ask? How much debt can a human owe to an animal? How does a sword sharpen both justice and mercy at the same time? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The timeless original classic that sparked the sensational series "Forbidden Love"-known as Amor Prohibido (Spanish), Amor Proibido (Portuguese), Zabranjena Ljubav (Croatian and Bosnian), Dragoste Interzisa (Romanian), Apagoreymenos Erwtas (Greek), and Zabranena Lyubov (Bulgarian)-a global phenomenon beloved across continents!Step into the gilded salons and shadowed corridors of late 19th-century Istanbul, where passion and duty collide in a world on the brink of modernity.In a dazzling mansion on the Bosphorus, the beautiful and restless Bihter seeks escape from her manipulative mother by wedding the distinguished, much older Adnan Bey. Yet beneath the veneer of respectability, desire simmers: Bihter's heart is drawn to Behluel, Adnan's charming and reckless nephew.As secrets ignite and betrayals unfold, the fate of an entire family hangs in the balance. Forbidden Love is a masterwork of psychological depth and social critique, exposing the fragility of happiness and the destructive power of longing. Usakligil's novel, often called the first true modern Turkish novel, offers a lush, immersive portrait of a society torn between tradition and the allure of the West-a story as timeless and devastating as Anna Karenina or Madame Bovary.Dare to cross the threshold, where every glance conceals a secret and every love has its price.Halit Ziya Usakligil (1866-1945) was a prominent Turkish novelist and a leading figure in the modernization of Ottoman literature. Born in Istanbul into the Usakizade family, he received his early education in both Istanbul and Izmir, attending French schools that exposed him to Western literary traditions. This early engagement with European culture and literature significantly influenced his later works and contributed to his adoption of Western narrative techniques.Usakligil played a central role in the Edebiyat-i Cedide (New Literature) movement, which sought to introduce contemporary European literary forms and sensibilities to Ottoman Turkish literature. As an editor and contributor to the influential journal Servet-i Fuenun, he helped shape the intellectual and artistic direction of his generation. His novels, most notably Ask-i Memnu (Forbidden Love), are celebrated for their sophisticated narrative structure and their nuanced exploration of character psychology, aligning Turkish fiction with the major currents of European literature at the turn of the twentieth century.Throughout his career, Usakligil faced challenges related to censorship and shifting political climates, particularly during the reign of Sultan Abdul Hamid II. Despite these obstacles, he remained a prolific writer, producing novels, short stories, plays, and memoirs. In addition to his literary pursuits, he held various administrative positions during the late Ottoman and early Republican eras. Halit Ziya Usakligil's contributions are widely recognized as foundational to the development of the modern Turkish novel, and his works continue to be studied and celebrated in Turkish literature. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. One day our fool Went out to catch a fishJumped into a boatDaydreaming away Cast his line into the waterThe surprising thing isHe forgot to take bait and wormsWho has worries, who has a soul to be sad He thought he could catch them like thisOnly he himself was fooledWhen the fish saw the bare hookWould they stay?No, they fled at onceStill our fellow dreams of catching them He cast once, it didn't workHe said no fish remainedHe pulled on the oars Tried his luck again Much was the toilNone was the pleasureThe boat rentalWas a headacheHe had promised, after allWill he buy from the market now Suddenly the line grew heavyHe hooked the float to his armKept pulling the lineThe fish fell for the trick Fish that takes a baitless hookYou're more foolish than the fishermanYou should have watched out for yourselfI won't feel sorry for youBecause you met your match Seckin Guenduez, born in Istanbul, is a celebrated Turkish poet and writer with a career spanning decades. A graduate of Middle East Technical University with a master's degree in Mining Engineering, he has published numerous award-winning works, including poetry collections such as Intersection of Love (Sevgi Kavsagi) and The Acrobat (Cambaz), as well as short story collections like The Female Thug (Kadin Maganda) and The Bicycle (Bisiklet). His stories and poems, often reflecting the essence of everyday Turkish life, have been featured in international publications and exhibited in art galleries. With his unique voice and profound storytelling, Guenduez continues to leave an indelible mark on modern Turkish literature. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Hello, little friends, I am the Night Fairy. I opened my eyes to the world in a small town in Anatolia. I wasn't alone when I was born-my little sister was with me. Growing up by the seaside was the greatest of fortunes. I owe the uniqueness of my imagination and my free touch with emotions to those magical days. I learned the irresistible allure of daydreaming there. When I wrote my first words, they were with me. They smiled at my mistakes, helped me see my shortcomings, and erased my errors. I miss being there with them again so much. Years have passed, and now we're about to conquer time itself. Curious about my age? Wait a bit, darling. Let me not tire you. I can say this: when I was a child, we watched black-and-white cartoons on TV and never missed our favorite alpine adventures-I'm from the generation that remembers those heartfelt stories and their loyal dogs. I've been in the world of medicine for years. I started my medical career as a young person with a heart full of excitement, and I love serving it, unveiling the secrets behind real truths. I recommend it to you too. If you asked me for three things I'd say about life, I'd answer without hesitation: "Chase words, walk on lines, get lost in the world of colors." I love words, lines, and colors. I love you too. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. "It is criminal to steal a purse, daring to steal a fortune, a mark of greatness to steal a crown. The blame diminishes as the guilt increases." F. SchillerThis is not a work of fiction. In The Code of the Tufans, Alp Tufan-insider, survivor, and witness-breaks decades of silence to reveal the hidden world of Turkish intelligence as he lived it. Drawing from real events, Tufan takes readers deep into the labyrinth of espionage and counter-espionage. From secret NATO operations and the mysteries of the Ottoman archives to the Rosicrucian Brotherhood, and the secrecy of the Soviet Union, Tufan's journey traverses the shadowy intersections of the Turkish army, World War II legacies, and the clandestine networks that spanned Europe. He exposes the truth behind masonic operations and the real-life inspirations for the legendary Turkish TV series, The Valley of the Wolves. Told with the urgency and authenticity of someone who lived through the most turbulent times in the Turkish state's secret world, this book is a rare, unfiltered account of power, betrayal, and survival. Alp Tufan's story is a testament to the reality that, in the world of intelligence, the truth is often more astonishing than fiction. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. In Seckin Guenduez's masterfully woven tales, you may catch glimpses of yourself or someone you hold dear. With a graceful and accessible narrative style, his stories transcend the ordinary, capturing the surreal reflections of everyday life. Rooted in the tradition of modern Turkish literature, Guenduez's work beautifully captures the essence of daily experiences and offers a poetic window into the mindset of the everyday Turkish person. From the quiet resilience and fiery emotions of women to the inner turmoil of seemingly unremarkable souls, he paints vivid portraits of humanity. This collection is the crowning jewel of his decades-long storytelling craft, brimming with characters and moments that speak to the heart of us all. If you're seeking a mirror to your own world, these enchanting stories will linger with you long after the final page. Seckin Guenduez, born in Istanbul, is a celebrated Turkish poet and writer with a career spanning decades. A graduate of Middle East Technical University with a master's degree in Mining Engineering, he has published numerous award-winning works, including poetry collections such as Intersection of Love (Sevgi Kavsagi) and The Acrobat (Cambaz), as well as short story collections like The Female Thug (Kadin Maganda) and The Bicycle (Bisiklet). His stories and poems, often reflecting the essence of everyday Turkish life, have been featured in international publications and exhibited in art galleries. With his unique voice and profound storytelling, Guenduez continues to leave an indelible mark on modern Turkish literature. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The timeless original classic that sparked the sensational series "Forbidden Love"-known as Amor Prohibido (Spanish), Amor Proibido (Portuguese), Zabranjena Ljubav (Croatian and Bosnian), Dragoste Interzisa (Romanian), Apagoreymenos Erwtas (Greek), and Zabranena Lyubov (Bulgarian)-a global phenomenon beloved across continents!Step into the gilded salons and shadowed corridors of late 19th-century Istanbul, where passion and duty collide in a world on the brink of modernity.In a dazzling mansion on the Bosphorus, the beautiful and restless Bihter seeks escape from her manipulative mother by wedding the distinguished, much older Adnan Bey. Yet beneath the veneer of respectability, desire simmers: Bihter's heart is drawn to Behluel, Adnan's charming and reckless nephew.As secrets ignite and betrayals unfold, the fate of an entire family hangs in the balance. Forbidden Love is a masterwork of psychological depth and social critique, exposing the fragility of happiness and the destructive power of longing. Usakligil's novel, often called the first true modern Turkish novel, offers a lush, immersive portrait of a society torn between tradition and the allure of the West-a story as timeless and devastating as Anna Karenina or Madame Bovary.Dare to cross the threshold, where every glance conceals a secret and every love has its price.Halit Ziya Usakligil (1866-1945) was a prominent Turkish novelist and a leading figure in the modernization of Ottoman literature. Born in Istanbul into the Usakizade family, he received his early education in both Istanbul and Izmir, attending French schools that exposed him to Western literary traditions. This early engagement with European culture and literature significantly influenced his later works and contributed to his adoption of Western narrative techniques.Usakligil played a central role in the Edebiyat-i Cedide (New Literature) movement, which sought to introduce contemporary European literary forms and sensibilities to Ottoman Turkish literature. As an editor and contributor to the influential journal Servet-i Fuenun, he helped shape the intellectual and artistic direction of his generation. His novels, most notably Ask-i Memnu (Forbidden Love), are celebrated for their sophisticated narrative structure and their nuanced exploration of character psychology, aligning Turkish fiction with the major currents of European literature at the turn of the twentieth century.Throughout his career, Usakligil faced challenges related to censorship and shifting political climates, particularly during the reign of Sultan Abdul Hamid II. Despite these obstacles, he remained a prolific writer, producing novels, short stories, plays, and memoirs. In addition to his literary pursuits, he held various administrative positions during the late Ottoman and early Republican eras. Halit Ziya Usakligil's contributions are widely recognized as foundational to the development of the modern Turkish novel, and his works continue to be studied and celebrated in Turkish literature. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. "The scent of greed belongs to the cities, the healing of loyalty to the mountains alone." Twenty years ago in a dark cave, those two orphans clinging to life with a goat's milk; Cem and Cemre. Kibriye, the protector who raised them on her chest like a lioness, keeping them from becoming prey to wolves and birds. And Shahmeran, a legend beyond a mere dog, who brought mountains to their knees with his loyalty. This is not just a story of revenge; it is the tale of secrets buried beneath the soil transforming into a vast healing spread across the world through "Blue Flowers." On one side, global powers ready to burn the world for greed; on the other, a valley people armed with Zuelfikar's justice. This valley, where disloyal children are turned away from the door, voiceless creatures are crowned, and flowers shimmer with the prayers of the elderly, is a miracle that begins where humanity ends. Are you ready to ask? How much debt can a human owe to an animal? How does a sword sharpen both justice and mercy at the same time? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …