Published books by Hülya N. Yılmaz
Once upon a Time in Turkey. Autobiographical Fiction. Inner Child Press International (November 15, 2022)
Letter-Poems from a Beloved. Prose poetry in English. Inner Child Press International (May 5, 2020)
Canlarım, My Lifeblood. Poetry in Turkish and English. Inner Child Press International, Private Edition (December 2019)
this and that, a Hodgepodge of hülya’s . . . Poetry. Inner Child Press International (January 2, 2019)
Aflame. Memoirs in Verse. Inner Child Press International (August 2, 2017)
An Aegean Breeze of Peace. A book of poetry, co-authored with Demetrios Trifiatis. Inner Child Press International (October 12, 2015)
Trance. A trilingual poetry book with own translations between English, German and Turkish. Inner Child Press International (December 12, 2013)
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hülyaswritings · Amor Fati
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Your beautiful and ever instigating strings of words keep opening vistas of ideas meant compose the scenery that fills in colour and substance of a must keep tableau. A tableau to remind us of reality, that which holds the good as well as the undesirable, more simply put, holds life!
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Thank you, dear Jean-Jacques. Wholeheartedly. Following an extensive period of focus on the self in most of my writings, I have begun to thirst after my long-forgotten poetic tone of the universal. And these tiny “Eternalist Notions”, in particular, seem to lend me the concentration.
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