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Very Good. Prompt shipment, with tracking. we ship in CLEAN SECURE boxes Very good copy with clean pages. Sm8vo. Published in Los Angeles, 1997. 81 pages.
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Los Angeles. 1997. Sun & Moon Press. 1st American Edition. Very Good in Wrappers. 1557131023. Translated from the Turkish & with an Afterword by Murat Nemet-Nejat. 81 pages. paperback. Cover-Joan Brown, ‘The Invitation, ' 1979. keywords: Literature Turkey Poetry Translated. FROM THE PUBLISHER-Born in 1931, the important Turkish poet Ece Ayhan worked from 1962 to 1966 as head officer in different districts of the provincial administration. In 1996 he quit his position, returning to Istanbul, where he worked as a translator for the Turkish edition of the French dictionary Larousse (Meydan Larousse) and archives section of the Turkish Cinemateque Association. During all this period Ayhan continued also to write poetry, publishing major works such as MISS KINAR'S WATERS (1959), A BLIND CAT BLACK (1965), and ORTHODOXIES (1968). In the last two works, published here, Ayhan takes the reader through the dark streets of the Galata district of Istanbul, an area where European minorities lived historically side by side with red light sexual activities. Like a modern-day Rimbaud, Ayhan, in this amazing translation, explores linguistically and thematically what Turkish culture and authorities have forbidden. A daring innovator, Ayhan uses language not as a rational word-carrier, but as an instrument to unveil new insights into the world of his visions. inventory #16920.
