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Is Love A Madness? (1996)
~EN NW EB DLISBN: 9786056526176 bzw. 6056526178, vermutlich in Englisch, Bedrettin imek, neu, E-Book, elektronischer Download.
Is Love A Madness?: The most burning love poems of Bedrettin Simsek are combined with his novel, a masterpiece of irony!  
Bedrettin Simsek, the heterodox author of Turkish literature, whose first work ' The Sermon Book Of The False Prophet' came out in 1996, combines his identity as a poet with his identity as a novelist in his book ' Is Love a Madness ' in which he addresses an even more bizarre situation that arises as a result of a bizarreness of the human soul. By making the poem a part of the novel, he reveals a work that cannot be found in Turkish literature.. Englisch, Ebook.
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Is Love A Madness? Bedrettin Simsek Author (1996)
~EN NW EB DLISBN: 9786056526176 bzw. 6056526178, vermutlich in Englisch, Bedrettin Simsek, neu, E-Book, elektronischer Download.
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The most burning love poems of Bedrettin Simsek are combined with his novel, a masterpiece of irony! Bedrettin Simsek, the heterodox author of Turkish literature, whose first work 'The Sermon Book Of The False Prophet' came out in 1996, combines his identity as a poet with his identity as a novelist in his book 'Is Love a Madness?' in which he addresses an even more bizarre situation that arises as a result of a bizarreness of the human soul. By making the poem a part of the novel, he reveals a work that cannot be found in Turkish literature..
The most burning love poems of Bedrettin Simsek are combined with his novel, a masterpiece of irony! Bedrettin Simsek, the heterodox author of Turkish literature, whose first work 'The Sermon Book Of The False Prophet' came out in 1996, combines his identity as a poet with his identity as a novelist in his book 'Is Love a Madness?' in which he addresses an even more bizarre situation that arises as a result of a bizarreness of the human soul. By making the poem a part of the novel, he reveals a work that cannot be found in Turkish literature..
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