This Week's Featured Book Selection from the World of Culture and Arts

The week's book selection, brought to readers by various publishing houses, features prominent works of literature and research.

Among the books of the week are Irène Némirovsky's 'Autumn Flames', published posthumously in 1948 and dealing with the upheavals caused by the two world wars, and Mehmet N. Karaca's 'Kayittayız!', which examines copyright laws and the establishment processes of the first private television stations. 'Yazanların Kütüphanesi' (The Library of Writers), published by VakıfBank Cultural Publications, and Hiromi Kawakami's International Booker Prize finalist 'God 'Save the Bear'' (published in Turkish as Büyük Kuş Kapıp Götürmesin) from Domingo Publishing are also included in the selection.

İsa Balcı's 'Bisikletçi', which offers a neighborhood narrative through a child's eyes, Görkem Akgöz's 'Savaşın ve İmparatorluğun Gölgesinde', which was deemed worthy of the 2025 Hagley Prize, and 'Akıl Yürütme Biçimleri', edited by Yasin Ramazan Başaran and Yusuf Şahin, are among the other works offered to readers. The list also features Bünyamin K.'s 'Dokuz Ay', Tuğba Kocaefe's 'Rüyalarda Buluşuruz', and Alphonse Daudet's 'Letters from My Windmill'.