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Ince Memed 2 - Yaşar Kemal
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Written in a period of thirty-two years, the İnce Memed Quartet is the story of Memed, who rebelled against the system, and the story of Çukurova with its human relations, nature and colors. According to Yaşar Kemal, it is the novel of a person who was "born with the worm of rebellion inside", a "forced man". Abdi Ağa, who was killed, is replaced by his brother Hamza. Memed kills Ali Safa Bey and Hamza, who oppressed the villagers of Vayvay, in order to seize their lands.
However, despite becoming a legend for the villagers, he begins to have doubts that the oppressors will not end with killing. Abdi Agha has left, Hamza has taken his place, and someone else will take his place.
"A writer whose pen is in the service of humanity"
Henry Lundström, Sundvalls Tidning, (Sweden)
"Yaşar Kemal has expressed his country with the fluidity of a magnificent epic, meticulously reflecting all the details."
Paul Theroux, The New York Times, (USA)
"Yasuf Kemal is a fearless critic of society. And a unique poet."
Dagens Nyheter, (Sweden)
"It is based on a great mythical tradition that, like a rainbow, glides from one horizon to another without ever touching the ground."
Sunday Times, (England)
"The rich style that has led to Kemal being compared to Hardy and Tolstoy, the richness and variety of his subject matter, the connection between humanity and the lives of ordinary people are evident in this novel that draws you in."
The Times, (England)
"It's moving at a dizzying pace."
The Guardian, (England)
However, despite becoming a legend for the villagers, he begins to have doubts that the oppressors will not end with killing. Abdi Agha has left, Hamza has taken his place, and someone else will take his place.
"A writer whose pen is in the service of humanity"
Henry Lundström, Sundvalls Tidning, (Sweden)
"Yaşar Kemal has expressed his country with the fluidity of a magnificent epic, meticulously reflecting all the details."
Paul Theroux, The New York Times, (USA)
"Yasuf Kemal is a fearless critic of society. And a unique poet."
Dagens Nyheter, (Sweden)
"It is based on a great mythical tradition that, like a rainbow, glides from one horizon to another without ever touching the ground."
Sunday Times, (England)
"The rich style that has led to Kemal being compared to Hardy and Tolstoy, the richness and variety of his subject matter, the connection between humanity and the lives of ordinary people are evident in this novel that draws you in."
The Times, (England)
"It's moving at a dizzying pace."
The Guardian, (England)
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