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Abbas Cılga

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Birth
1935
Sivas, Turkey
Education
Istanbul Education Institute

Novelist and short-story writer (b. 1935, Kangal / Sivas). After graduating from Yıldızeli Pamukpınar Village Institute, he worked as a class teacher and a primary school inspector.  He finished his higher education at İstanbul Education Institute. While he was a teacher at İstanbul Girls School, he retired and settled in İstanbul.

He is famous for his works in children’s literature. He won the 1973 Arkın Children’s Literature Award with his work Han Yaptırma Yarışı (The Race to Build Large Commercial Buildings), the Turkish Commercial Bank Children’s Play award with Küçük Hakan (Little Khan), the 1979 World Year of The Child / Milliyet Children’s Play Award with his children’s play İMBÖ (İMBÖ) and he won the third prize in the 1979 Ministry of Culture’s Children’s Literature Competition.

WORKS:

CHILDREN’S NOVEL: Yaramazlar Kuyusu (Well of the Misbehaved, 1975), Müjdeci Hüsnü (Hüsnü, the Forerunner, 1976), Şaşar Ali (Confused Ali), Kim Sevmez Uğur Böceklerini (Who Doesn’t Love a Ladybug, 1977), Tomcik ve Bilek (Tomcik and Bilek, 1979).

CHILDREN’S SHORT STORY: Dedemin Öyküleri (My Grandfather’s stories, 1980), Atmacalar Ağladı (The Sparrow Hawk Cried, 1980), Küçük Gezgin (Little Tourist, 1986).

FABLE-TALE: Kedi Kavgası (Cat Fight, 1970), Yusufçuk (Dragonfly, 1974).

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