Can Publications
- The works of Sait Faik Abasıyanık, one of the founding names of modern Turkish storytelling and one of the most original and distinct voices of our literature, continue to meet with readers under the Can Publications label. The works of the master writer, who surprises readers with his unique, simple and fluent stories, who does not hesitate to tell about people and nature with all his sincerity, and who places love for humanity at the center of everything, are Havada Bulut, Havuz Başı, Mahkeme Kapısı ve Sarnıç.
- Albert Camus’s work, İnsanlık Krizi ve Diğer Konferanslar 1937-1958, which consists of his speeches at various conferences on various subjects such as politics, literature, war and the general collapse of humanity, brings together thirty-four of the author’s speech texts.
- French writer Jean Giono’s novel Tepe, which is set in a village where four households rise in the foothills of the Provence Alps, is a unique blend of realism and poetic sensitivity.
- Agota Kristof’s work Neredesin Mathias, which consists of a story and a play about children and childhood, drags the reader into a world between dreams and nightmares, where you don’t know if it’s real or a dream.
