Özgen Ergin

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Özgen Ergin (* 1947 in Kapadokya , Turkey) is a Turkish author who lives and works in Germany . The social worker works as both a poet and a narrator .

Life

Ergin, who has been in Germany since 1973, published Charlie Kemal, a German-language volume in 1992 with his own stories, which he himself translated into German; some of these had already appeared in Turkish in the volumes Şarlo Kemal (1987) and Derin Sularda (1990) in Istanbul . Ergin also tried his hand at German as a poet.

According to another volume of short stories in Turkish, Galatalı Angelos (1999), the first novel by the Cologne author was published in 2005 : Firdöndü . This fateful family saga received a lot of attention in the Turkish media.

Bibliography (selection)

German-language publications

  • Charlie Kemal: Stories; 1992, Dittrich-Verlag
  • Nationality: Writer: Texts by immigrant authors from North Rhine-Westphalia; Editor: Dr. Eva Weissweiler, Dr. Hidir Celik, Helle Jeppesen; 2002, Free Pen Verlag

Turkish-language publications

  • Firdöndü: novel; 2005, Dünya Kitapları

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