تفتان زرد فارسی 1403

Yellow Hot is the story of the Anatolian people’s superhuman struggle against deprivation, hunger, and oblivion. The drama of a handful of people clinging tightly to the thin bond between them and life and their efforts to survive amidst filth, heat, and misery is told in twenty-two stories. “Kemal’s style of writing is simple and striking; he speaks on behalf of all humanity through the voices of the villagers.” Publisher’s Weekly, (U.S.) “A terrifying sensitivity and a merciless poetry...” Observer, (England) “These stories, told with simplicity and honesty, are engraved in one’s memory.” The Milwaukee Journal, (U.S.) “Poverty, superstitions, flies, dust, toil, vastness, exhaustion, wildness, indomitability. (...) Universal dimensions of pity and sensitivity born of helplessness.” The Guardian, (England) “With his books that express the misery of peasants and social inequality, Yaşar Kemal is the writer who has most deeply influenced the last three generations in Turkey.” Neue Zürcher Zeitung, (Switzerland)