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Orphaned Horses Land

Orphaned Horses Land

Ba?aran Düzgün

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In a city once called the jewel of the Aegean, destinies collide as empires fade and faith is tested. Smyrna stands at the edge of fire and rebirth, where a coachman’s secret, a young girl’s innocence, and the ambitions of powerful men intertwine beneath the shadow of war.

Two orphaned children. The world’s greatest war; lives intersecting with the destinies of Cyprus, Egypt, Syria, Lebanon, Italy, and the United Kingdom.

Through the eyes of those swept away by history’s tide, Başaran Düzgün evokes a haunting world of devotion and betrayal, where the beauty of life endures even as everything familiar turns to ash.

At once intimate and epic, Orphaned Horses Land is a meditation on loss, belonging, and the stubborn will to hope when the world no longer remembers your name.

 

“I started reading Orphaned Horses Land, a novel based on true life stories, with tears in my eyes — and finished it the same way.”

(Professor Dr. Nilgün Sarp)


ISBN : 978-1-83543-892-3

Scheduled: 05/05/2026

Pages : 364

Size : 205x140

Imprint : Olympia Publishers

Ba?aran Düzgün

Born in 1964 in Famagusta, Ba?aran Düzgün completed his primary and secondary education in Cyprus. He graduated from Gazi University, School of Press and Broadcasting, Department of Journalism and Public Relations in 1988, in Ankara. He began his career as a reporter at Yenidüzen newspaper in 1990 and continued at K?br?s newspaper as chief editor in 1994. He has six published books. During his tenure as Chief Editor of K?br?s Newspaper, he survived a bombing attack. He faced prosecution and a ten-year imprisonment demand for his writings. His entry into Turkey was banned because of his writings. In 2009, together with a group of journalists, he founded Havadis Newspaper. He established the Havadis Publishing House and helped bring numerous books to publication.

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