Tarık Günersel

Tarık Günersel (27 June 1953 in Istanbul, Turkey) is a Turkish aphorist, poet, playwright, and translator. He has served on the board of PEN International and as president PEN Turkey. Quotes Oluşmak (To Become) Aphorisms (Pan Publishing House, Istanbul, 2011) Life is words in action, literature is action in words. Enter Love, exit Theory of Love. Is sincerity a virtue by itself? A serial killer has also acted sincerely. The art of dying is part of the art of living. Sociology: A branch of primatology. If only procrastination could be postponed! One who doesn’t know law thinks one lives in a jungle. One who knows law knows one lives in a jungle. Alexandre the Great was unable to untie the Gordion Knot. He simply cut it. You summarise your struggle for 20 years in 20 minutes and your child will remember 2 sentences, which is good. If life were enough for vitality, there would be no art. I am finally ready for the world. I hope it’s ready for me. An apprentice is a master in dreams. A master is an apprentice even in dreams. To Become. Other The process of creative discovery is endless. That’s why “holiness” tends to limit mental vitality and progress by freezing a given work (a life guide) in time, no matter how interpretations differ and even change over the years. "A Conversation with Tarık Günersel -by Dawn Kotapish “ in World Literature Today (Jan-Feb 2011). I write worstsellers. I guess most of my readers are themselves writers. Myself, for example."Same interview''. “The child is naked!” said the King. “Which one isn’t?” asked a mother, “Except your own children!” ””A nano-story in the mosaic of poems and stories Labirentin Kabusu (The Nightmare of a Labyrinth) published by Bencekitap in Ankara, 2012.” External links 12x12px Article about Tarık Günersel at the Turkish Wikipedia. Category:Poets from Turkey Category:Playwrights from Turkey Category:Translators from Turkey Category:Aphorists Category:People from Istanbul Category:Living people Category:Articles with no corresponding English Wikipedia article