THE THEN DAYS OF AN EVIL MAN
The Ten Days of an Evil Man deals with the fine line between good and evil. It is a modern day tragedy that stretches from the most sterile areas of life to the corners of mouldy smells … A hellish detective novel cannot be put down once you begin…
BOOKS
INTERVIEWS
Mine Krause, The Turkish Literature Blog, Paris, Mart 2018
Letter to a dead past: Mehmet Eroğlu’s novella “Kıyıdan Uzakta” Mehmet Eroğlu’s most recent work is a novella called Kıyıdan Uzakta (English: Far From The Coast).
Habertürk – Şubat 2019
Bugüne kadar 20’ye yakın romana imza atan Mehmet Eroğlu bu kez bir polisiyeyle karşımızda.
Hürriyet – Şubat 2019
Sadıkken adil olmak Mehmet Eroğlu ‘İyi Adamın On Günü’nde polisiyenin hakkını veriyor.
BIOGRAPHY
A successful novelist as well as an engineer, Mehmet Eroğlu in his novels explores the political complexities of characters living in a modernizing country beset with miscarriages of justice, coups, and conspiracies. In his first four novels Eroğlu deals with the 12 March 1971 military coup and its consequences; following his fifth novel, the third and the most devastating military coup of 12 September 1980 became the linchpin of his works. While political change provides the pulse of his novels, Eroğlu is also interested in the alienation of the apolitical and inactive generation that was created by the military coups. He deals with tragic themes such as death, love, sacrifice, and loneliness in an existentialist vein.
Mehmet Eroğlu was born on 2 August 1948 in Izmir, the city of Homer. Owing to the appointments of his father, Faik Eroğlu, who was a teacher of literature, he spent his childhood in several different cities, including Adana, Osmaniye, Aydın, Uşak, and Izmir.
THE THEN DAYS OF AN EVIL MAN
The Ten Days of an Evil Man deals with the fine line between good and evil. It is a modern day tragedy that stretches from the most sterile areas of life to the corners of mouldy smells … A hellish detective novel cannot be put down once you begin…
BOOKS
INTERVIEWS
Mine Krause, The Turkish Literature Blog, Paris, Mart 2018
Letter to a dead past: Mehmet Eroğlu’s novella “Kıyıdan Uzakta” Mehmet Eroğlu’s most recent work is a novella called Kıyıdan Uzakta (English: Far From The Coast).
Habertürk – Şubat 2019
Bugüne kadar 20’ye yakın romana imza atan Mehmet Eroğlu bu kez bir polisiyeyle karşımızda.
Hürriyet – Şubat 2019
Sadıkken adil olmak Mehmet Eroğlu ‘İyi Adamın On Günü’nde polisiyenin hakkını veriyor.
BIOGRAPHY
A successful novelist as well as an engineer, Mehmet Eroğlu in his novels explores the political complexities of characters living in a modernizing country beset with miscarriages of justice, coups, and conspiracies. In his first four novels Eroğlu deals with the 12 March 1971 military coup and its consequences; following his fifth novel, the third and the most devastating military coup of 12 September 1980 became the linchpin of his works. While political change provides the pulse of his novels, Eroğlu is also interested in the alienation of the apolitical and inactive generation that was created by the military coups. He deals with tragic themes such as death, love, sacrifice, and loneliness in an existentialist vein.
Mehmet Eroğlu was born on 2 August 1948 in Izmir, the city of Homer. Owing to the appointments of his father, Faik Eroğlu, who was a teacher of literature, he spent his childhood in several different cities, including Adana, Osmaniye, Aydın, Uşak, and Izmir.