Güven Adıgüzel Reading Order, Books by Date
Güven Adıgüzel books by first publication dates, Güven Adıgüzel reading orderAbout
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Güven Adıgüzel M.S. He was born in Izmir in 1983. Although the fact that he did not cry at birth raised suspicion, it was not understood that he was born as a servant. He showed charisma as a poor but honorable young man. He attempted to pass through the circle of fate several times. He always wanted to have a job with a tie and he fulfilled this wish, at least partially. Graduated from A.U. Economics. His poems were published in various magazines and his articles were published in newspapers. He set foot on four continents. He got excited when he brought out two books that were not available anywhere, called Eşkalim Hostage and Nothing. He is currently the editor of the Romantic-anarchist magazine Last Station. He lives somewhere on Earth. 'One day I will leave everything and settle in a fishing town' tripe. His urban transformation testament was that when he died, his name was given to a dead-end street, befitting his spirit. He recommends reading his poems at room temperature. Homeless and father of two fish. He knows Sanskrit at an intermediate level.
Title:
Yazar
Birth:
İzmir, Türkiye, 1983
Readers
207 readers liked.
772 readers read.
14 readers are reading.
312 readers will read.
8 readers left half.
Books
Ölümlüler İçin Zamanın Kısa Hi...
9/10
Huzursuz Evler Atlası
6.3/10
Kimse Kıpırdamasın
8.6/10
Yoksulluk Şarkıları
8.6/10
Kadraj Hataları
8.3/10
Perilerin Dili
8.3/10
Yaralar ve Diğer Sebeplerden
8/10
Kendi Rüyasında Uyanan Derviş
8.5/10
Söz Verilmiş Bahçe
8.3/10
Hürriyet Mahallesi'nden Fadime...
7/10
Papağanın Vaazı
7.9/10
Kararsızlar Dağıtıldıktan Sonr...
7.8/10
Quotes
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We never believed in happy endings, sir, but we always believed in the sky, kites and God with all our hearts!..Sayfa 67Kitabı okudu
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"We are all tired, and we haven't even come from the road."