Hikmet Temel Akarsu
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Hikmet Temel Akarsu is a Turkish novelist, short-story writer and satirist. He was born in Gümüşhane, Turkey in 1960, and moved to Istanbul with his family at the age of nine.
After graduating from Istanbul Technical University with a degree in architecture, he devoted himself to writing. Including essays, articles, critiques, plays and scenarios, he produced literal work in all fields. Besides his novel series, his satirical prose and critical essays found much acclaim in the society.
His novel series, Kayıp Kuşak ("Lost Generation"), İstanbul Dörtlüsü ("Istanbul Quartet") and Ölümsüz Antikite ("Everlasting Antiquity") have all been printed by several publishers.
His essays appeared in literature magazines such as Varlık, Gösteri, Radikal Kitap, Cumhuriyet Kitap and Yasak Meyve. He wrote columns in newspapers for a certain period of time. His short stories were printed by İnkılap Yayınları under the title Babalar ve Kızları ("Fathers and Their Daughters") in 2005.
His radio play, Çalınan Tez (Stolen Thesis) received an award from the Turkish Radio and Television Corporation (TRT). Furthermore, he ventured into juvenile fiction with his Güzelçamlı'nın Kayıp Panteri (Güzelçamlı’s Lost Panther) which was published in 2006 by Can Yayınları. His radio play “Taşhan” was aired on TRT 1 between July 14 – July 22 2006.
He is a member of the Pen Club, the Turkish Writers Union and the Architects Union.
[edit] Selected Works
| Aleladelik Çağı | "The Age of The Ordinary" | Lost Generation 1 | İnkılap Yayınları | 1989 |
| Çaresiz Zamanlar | "Desperate Times" | Lost Generation 2 | İnkılap Yayınları | 1992 |
| Yeniklerin Aşkı | "Love of The Defeated" | Lost Generation 3 | İnkılap Yayınları | 1991 |
| Sevgili Superi | "Dear Superi" | Lost Generation 4 | İnkılap Yayınları | 1988 |
| Kaybedenlerin Öyküsü | "Losers' Tale" | Istanbul Quartet 1 | İnkılap Yayınları | 1998 |
| İngiliz | "The Englishman" | Istanbul Quartet 2 | İnkılap Yayınları | 1999 |
| Küçük Şeytan | "Little Devil" | Istanbul Quartet 3 | İnkılap Yayınları | 1999 |
| Medya | "Media" | Istanbul Quartet 4 | İnkılap Yayınları | 2000 |
| Aseksüel Koloni ya da Antiope | "Asexual Colony or Antiope" | Everlasting Antiquity | Telos | 2002 |
| Siber Tragedya ya da İphigeneia | "Cyber Tragedy or Iphigeneia" | Everlasting Antiquity 2 | Telos | 2003 |
| Casus Belli ya da Helena | "Casus Belli or Helen" | Everlasting Antiquity 3 | Telos | 2003 |
| Babalar ve Kızları | "Fathers and Their Daughters" | Collection of Short Stories | İnkılap Yayınları | 2005 |
| Güzelçamlı’nin Kayıp Panteri | "Güzelçamlı’s Lost Panther" | Collection of Short Stories | Can Yayınları | 2005 |
Dekadans Geceleri - "Nights of Decadence", Collection of Short Stories, Varlık Yayınları (2008)
Özgürlerin Kaderi - "Fate of the Free", Nefti Yayıncılık (2008)
Plays:
Yazar Ajanı, "Writer Spy", Play, Devlet Tiyatroları
Asilzadeler, "Noblemen", Play (Adaptation from Ömer Seyfettin), Devlet Tiyatroları
Çalınan Tez, "Stolen Thesis", Radio Play, TRT
Taşhan, "Taşhan", Radio Play, TRT
Yurtdışı Sevdası, "Adoration for Abroad", Radio Play, TRT
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| NAME | Akarsu, Hikmet Temel |
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| SHORT DESCRIPTION | Turkish novelist |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1960 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Gumushane, Turkey |
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