Feyyaz Kayacan

Öykü Yazarı, Şair

Ölüm
05 Nisan, 1993
Eğitim
Durham University Department of Economics
Diğer İsimler
Feyyaz Fergar (real name)

Poet and writer (b. 1919, İstanbul – d. 5 April 1993, London, United Kingdom). He graduated from İstanbul Saint Joseph Private French High School. He did his postgraduate studies in the area of politics at Ecole Libré de Sciences in Paris and economics at Durham University in London. He retired after working at Turkish Broadcasting Service at the BBC in London for many years.

His short stories, in which he was considered as giving importance to form more than character by the critics, were published in reviews such as Yeditepe, Yenilik, Türk Dil. He received the Turkish Language Association 1963 Short Story Award with his book Sığınak Hikâyeleri (Stories of Shelter) in which he wrote about London in the years of World War II.

WORKS:

SHORT STORY: Şişedeki Adam (Man in the Bottle, 1958), Sığınak Hikâyeleri (Stories of Shelter, 1962), Cehennemde Bir Yusuf (A Yusuf in Heaven, 1964), Gibiciler (Those The Same, 1967), Hiçoğlunun Serüvenleri (Adventures of Hiçoğlu, stories from his first book with 3 new additions, 1969), Bir Deli Değilin Defterleri (Not an Idiot Notebooks, 1987), Bütün Öyküleri (All Short Stories, 1993).

PLAY: Mutlu Azınlık (Happy Minority, four plays, 1968).

NOVEL: Çocuktaki Bahçe (The Garden in the Child, 1982).

POETRY: Les Gammes İnsolites (Strange Ranges, in French, 1938), Gestês â la Mer (Movements in the Sea, in French, 1939), Kaşık Havası (Music Made by Spoons, 1976), Benim Örümceğim Başka (My Spider is Different, 1982).

ANTHOLOGY: Modern Türk Şiiri (Modern Turkish Poetry).

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