A Long Day's Evening
- 167 pages
- 6 hours of reading
A renowned Turkish modernist explores themes of desire, faith, and the complexities of forbidden love in this philosophical novel divided into three parts.
Bilge Karasu was a pre-eminent Turkish modernist writer, known for his experimental approach to literary form and expression. With a background in philosophy, he infused his work with intellectual depth, often styling his creations as 'texts' rather than traditional 'stories' to highlight their unconventional structures and thematic explorations. His writing delved into more abstract forms of expression, incorporating diverse artistic elements to craft a unique and significant voice in Turkish literature.




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