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Yazar : Karatay Akademi
Ömer Seyfetin Klasikleri – 36 hikaye - Ömer Seyfetin Ömer Seyfetin Klasikleri eserimiz, 36 hikâyeden oluşmuş olup, 36 yılık ömrüne çok sayıda eser sığdıran, Türk edebiyatının önde gelen yazarlarındandır. Türk kısa hikayeciliğinin ve edebiyatımızda Türkçülük akımının kurucuları arasında yer alan Ömer Seyfetin’in çok okunan bir yazar olmasında akıcı ve ilgi çekici bir üsluba sahip olmasının rolü büyüktür. Anlatım gücünün relative derece kuvetli olduğu hikayelerinde daima iyilik, doğruluk ve ahlaki üstünlük gibi vasıfları aktarmaya çalışmıştır. Onun çok beğenilen ve klasikleşmiş otuz altı hikayesinin bir araya getirilmesiyle ortaya çıkan bu seçkinin, bütün okuyuculara faydalı olacağı kanatini taşıyor, kendisini rahmetle anıyoruz.
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perfect36
Pema's good stuff. This is a great book that you can pick up randomly once in a while to read a two-page chapter that will instantly release a load off your shoulders
2022-09-03 20:01
kierenwestern
One of the scariest, psychologically speaking, books I've ever read. Yes, as you know, I don't read scary books...well, I don't read "horror". I think this book was probably recommended to me, OR PBS had a mini-series and I heard about it that way. It's been years since I read it but I remember not being able to put it down. I will not, however, watch the movie. WAY too scary. From Google Books: Everyone knows about Olive Martin, the huge and menacing woman who was found five years ago with the carved-up bodies of her mother and younger sister. Everyone knows how she pleaded guilty to murder at her trial. And everyone knows not to anger "the Sculptress" even now that she is safely locked in prison for a minimum of twenty-five years. When journalist Rosalind Leigh accepts a commission to write a book about Olive, she finds herself wondering what lies behind all these facts that everyone knows. When Roz first visits her in prison, she finds that Olive is not quite what she expected. And if - as Roz is repeatedly warned - Olive lies about almost everything, then why did she confess so readily to two hideous murders? Roz may well wonder. The deeper she is drawn into the shadowy, disturbing world of the Sculptress, the more firmly she is convinced that Olive is hiding something - perhaps even her innocence. But whom could Olive be protecting, and why? Desperate to forget the tragedy in her own past, Roz hurls herself into the investigation with a determination bordering on obsession. And when she finds herself attracted to the very policeman who arrested Olive, she begins to wonder if perhaps the case hasn't taken over her life. But nothing can shake Roz from her purpose - not a community that wants Olive locked away and forgotten, not an attack on her own life, and not the thought of what might ultimately happen if she helps to set the Sculptress free...
2020-09-04 17:19
