Fethi Savaşçı

Yazar, Şair

Ölüm
30 Ekim, 1989

Poet and writer (b. 1930, Taşpazar village / Ödemiş / İzmir – d. 30 October 1989, Munich / Germany). He dropped out of Art School in order to work for his family’s business due to his father’s death. After he had worked in several jobs, he settled in Germany where he went as a worker (1965); he later worked for the Siemens Company

His poems were published in the weekly newspaper Ödemiş (1948), then he wrote stories and these were published in the reviews Yeditepe, Güney, Yelken. He published an anthology titled Ödemiş Şairleri (Poets of Ödemiş, 1958). His novel, Irgat Hasan (Capstan Hasan), was published in installments in the newspaper Sabah Postası (İzmir) in 1963. He was known for his Gurbet (Foreign Lands) stories.

WORKS:

POETRY: Duvarcı Hasan Usta (Mason Master Hasan, 1970), Bu Sarı Biraları İçince (When Drink These Yellow Beers, 1971), Çöpçü Türküsü (The Scavenger’s Folksong, 1975), İş Arkadaşları (Workfellows, 1980), Duyuyor musunuz? (Do You Hear? 1983), İzmir'in İçinde İnce Minare (The Thin Minaret in İzmir, 1986), Bir Ekmek Var Orada (There is a Bread, 1986).

SHORT STORY: İş Dönüşü (Return From Work, 1972), Özel Ulak (The Private Courier, 1973), Taş Ocağında (In the Stone Quarry, 1975), Almanya Gurbeti (Foreign Land, Germany, 1977), Fırın Patlayınca (When the Furnace Blows Up, 1982), Makinalar Çalışırken (While the Machines are At Work, published in Germany in German and Turkish, 1983), Ayva Kokulu Ev (The House Smelling of Quince, 1986).

NOVEL: Almanlar Bizi Sevmedi (The Germans Did Not Like Us, 1986).

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