Cavit Ersen

Roman Yazarı

Doğum
29 Mart, 1921
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Ölüm
21 Ocak, 2003
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Burç

Novelist (b. 29 March 1921 - d. 21 January 2003). His father was Muallim Ömer Nazım Beğ, the son of Gümüşgerdanoğlu Mü'min Hasan Efendi. His mother Süreyya Hanım was a poet. His play titled Çeteler (Mobs) was staged at Adana People’s House in 1949. The play was widely appreciated; however, he was deported from the House. Therefore, he established the Adana City Theater, where many plays including Taşkınlar Lokali, Melekler ve Şeytanlar were staged. He left the theater after his play Cephe Gerisi (Behind the Front), depicting the national up rise, was staged.

After moving to Adana, his theater in İstanbul was closed down due to economical problems. He began to work as a journalist in Yeni İstanbul in 1956, where he served as a reporter and secretary until 1969. In 1969, he transferred to Babıali'de Sabah, where his novel Kızıl Zindanlar (Red Dungeons) was serialized and appreciated. He wrote with famous writers Nizamettin Nazif (Tepedelenlioğlu), Arif Nihat Asya, Tarık Buğra, Necip Fazıl Kısakürek, Ergun Göze in this newspaper. Later on he was employed in the newspaper Hergün, where he worked with İlhan Darendelioğlu, Tahir Kutsi, Abdurrahim Balcıoğlu, Necdet Sevinç, Mehmet Emin Alpkan, İrfan Atagün  and  Ömer Öztürkmen.

He had economical problems after his house in Kanlıca was seized. He had to work as a teacher and write even more to earn his living. Writer of important works for amendments to the Turkish educational system, Ersen was never awarded but was dismissed on 29 March 1956 (Menderes period). Now living only on writing, he published his novels one after another. He spent the last 10 years of his life at a rest house on his own, no one cared fro him and when he died all he had was 10 million Turkish liras, the news was spread one month later. Some of his works have been recommended by the Ministry of Naitonal Educaiton. His first novel Aşkın Gözyaşları (Tears of Love) and his book Mefkureci Öğretmen (Idealist Teacher) was not published.

WORKS:

NOVEL: Günahkâr Sokaklar (Sinful Streets, 1944), Melekler ve Şeytanlar (Angels and Evils), Annesini Kurtaran Kahraman Çocuk (The Hero Kid Who Saved His Mother), Vefasız (Unfaithful), Mektup (Letter), Osman Gazi (Osman Gazi), Orhan Gazi (Orhan Gazi), Selahaddini Eyyubi ve Murad Hüdavendigâr (Selahaddini Eyyubi and Murad Hüdavendigâr), Fatih Sultan Mehmet (Fatih Sultan Mehmet), Battal Gazi (Battal Gazi), Kızıl Zindanlar (Red Dungeons, 1967), Kara Zindanlar (Black Dungeons, 1970), Zindanlar (Dungeons, 1971), Başbuğ (Leader), Fadime (Fadime), Hürriyet Mücadelesi (Struggle for Independence), Beyaz İhtilal (White Revolution), Boğata ve Hepimizin Kavgası (Boğata and the Fight of All of Us).

THOUGHT:  Gün Doğarken (As the Sun Rises, 1954), Benim Üniversitem (My University). 

POETRY: Fakirler (The Poors, 1945), Mektup (Letter, 1945), Sefiller (The Miserables, 1945).

PLAY: Çeteler (Mobs), Cephe Gerisi (Behind the Front, tradegy, 5 acts), Taşkınlar Lokali (Café of the Crazy, 3 acts).

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