Bekir Büyükarkın

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Bekir Büyükarkın (1921–1998) was a Turkish poet, novelist and playwright. He graduated from in 1939 and from the Istanbul University School of Economics and Administrative Sciences in 1942.

Büyükarkın worked at Türk Ticaret Bankası as a freelance accountant. Known for his novels and plays, he also wrote two unpublished poetry books. His play, Dökmeci, won the competition for stage plays organized by CHP in 1947.

Writings[]

Poetry[]

• Eski Dost (1959)
• Rüzgâr (1965)

Novels[]

• Cadıların Kırbacı (1946)
• Maske (1955)
• Bir Sel Gibi (1962)
• Son Akın (1963)
• Belki Bir Gün (1965)
• Suların Gölgesinde (1966)
• Bozkırda Sabah (1969)
• Tanyeri (1967)
• Kutlu Dağ

Theatre[]

• Dökmeci (1954),
• Yarısı (1967)
• Üç Oyun (Armutlar - Yolcular - Tanyeri / 1970)
• Duman (1970)
• İki Oyun (Duman - Keçiler / 1970)
• Soytarı (1974)

See also[]

• List of composers of classical Turkish music

References[]