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Oyunun Sonu
Buraya kadar, sandıkta ne olmadığından bahsettik. Şimdi seni daha fazla kızdırmadan, ne olduğuna geçelim.
Bir kere bu, Süleyman’ın Yüzüğünden çok daha kuvvetli bir şey. Sadece cinleri ve ifritleri değil; meleği, insanı, hayvanı ve bitkisiyle tüm varlığı tesiri altına alabilecek kadar güçlü…
Birbirini hiç tanımayan; yaşam tarzları, yetiştikleri çevre ve hatta karakterleri tamamen zıt iki ayrı insanı alıp, hem de üç gün gibi kısa bir sürede, birbirlerinin en iyi dostu hâline getirebilecek kadar esrarengiz…
Uğruna bir değil, birkaç defa can verdirecek kadar tehlikeli…
Ve bir çırağı alıp, ustasının ardından, değil bir dünyanın, iki dünyanın da öte ucuna değin peşi sıra sürükleyecek kadar delice…
Bir kere bu, Süleyman’ın Yüzüğünden çok daha kuvvetli bir şey. Sadece cinleri ve ifritleri değil; meleği, insanı, hayvanı ve bitkisiyle tüm varlığı tesiri altına alabilecek kadar güçlü…
Birbirini hiç tanımayan; yaşam tarzları, yetiştikleri çevre ve hatta karakterleri tamamen zıt iki ayrı insanı alıp, hem de üç gün gibi kısa bir sürede, birbirlerinin en iyi dostu hâline getirebilecek kadar esrarengiz…
Uğruna bir değil, birkaç defa can verdirecek kadar tehlikeli…
Ve bir çırağı alıp, ustasının ardından, değil bir dünyanın, iki dünyanın da öte ucuna değin peşi sıra sürükleyecek kadar delice…
249 pages, Paperback
First published March 15, 2015
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About the author
Cenk Enes Ozer
11 books47 followersCenk Enes Ozer is a Turkish-born novelist whose life has been marked by both exile and resilience. Before 2016, he published nine books in Turkey and built a career as a storyteller — until a government crackdown silenced his voice overnight. When his publisher was shut down, his books were pulled from shelves, and his future as a writer was erased.
Forced to leave his homeland, he arrived in North America with little more than determination. In Canada, survival came first. He worked in construction sites and carpentry workshops, sweating through long days to rebuild life for his family. For years, he stayed silent — not because he lacked words, but because he refused to let desperation define him.
Only after securing stability did he return to writing. And this time, it was with a new purpose: to give back to the people who opened their arms when he was in need, and to prove that stories can survive even when their authors are driven into exile.
His first novel in English, When the Devil Loves, is more than a work of fantasy. Through the eyes of Azâzil — a being caught between obedience and understanding, love and exile — Ozer channels the questions that haunted his own journey: What is the price of asking why? Why does the one who questions get cast out? Can exile be more honest than paradise?
Today, Ozer lives in Cambridge, Ontario, where he continues to build both homes and stories. His story has been featured in CBC The Morning Edition and CambridgeToday under the headline: “Turkish author rebuilds life in Canada after exile.”
When the Devil Loves is his testimony that even silence can be broken, and even exile can be more honest than paradise.
Forced to leave his homeland, he arrived in North America with little more than determination. In Canada, survival came first. He worked in construction sites and carpentry workshops, sweating through long days to rebuild life for his family. For years, he stayed silent — not because he lacked words, but because he refused to let desperation define him.
Only after securing stability did he return to writing. And this time, it was with a new purpose: to give back to the people who opened their arms when he was in need, and to prove that stories can survive even when their authors are driven into exile.
His first novel in English, When the Devil Loves, is more than a work of fantasy. Through the eyes of Azâzil — a being caught between obedience and understanding, love and exile — Ozer channels the questions that haunted his own journey: What is the price of asking why? Why does the one who questions get cast out? Can exile be more honest than paradise?
Today, Ozer lives in Cambridge, Ontario, where he continues to build both homes and stories. His story has been featured in CBC The Morning Edition and CambridgeToday under the headline: “Turkish author rebuilds life in Canada after exile.”
When the Devil Loves is his testimony that even silence can be broken, and even exile can be more honest than paradise.
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April 12, 2015
İlki kadar müthiş
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February 10, 2026
Sana Firavun'a giderken Firavunlaşma demedim mi?
January 29, 2022
ii geldi sanirim biraz :,)
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