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WRITER MEHMET UNVER
Mehmet Unver was born in İstanbul -Turkey in October- 1956 as the fifth son of a large family. His father died in 1962 and his mother took all responsibility to support and educate all children. Mehmet Unver spent most of his life in this inspiring city except two years of an education in USA. Childhood memories in Istanbul always gave him perfect inspiration.

At early ages he started to write some poems and stories. His first novel was published in January - 2002 with the title “A RAVEN SUMMER”. That was a naive story about sixties life of Istanbul by the eyes of mischievous kids. During sixties, Moslems, Jews, Greek and Armenian minorities have been living together in peace as it used to be for centuries in the picturesque villages on both side of the Bosporus. Neighborhood solidarity was the most important value at that time and Mehmet Unver reflected this in a smooth style in “A RAVEN SUMMER”

Novel was welcomed by Turkish readers and critics with praise and enthusiasm. Writer Unver had interviews with major newspapers, magazines and TV channels. Due to readers encouragements about continuity of this first novel, Mehmet Unver began writing the continuity as his second novel. And this book was published in 2003 with the title “MIST”. Novel was telling about the seventies restless life in the country which was ruled by merciless military junta that victims were youngsters, intellectuals, workers and scattered families. Story is told by the eyes of teenagers who discover the sexuality and have to carry on with this ruthless life and burning hearts.

After this release he started to study for his third novel. Two years later his third novel (also a real story) was published with title “RED LIGHT DISTRICT” Novel released in July 2005 and all copies were sold in a week. The slogan of this novel was: “If there are 6.5 billion human beings in the world that means there are billions of sexual fantasies.” This novel was telling the real story of three brave women who dedicate themselves to taste every forbidden pleasure fully and amuse to death after all disappointments, heartbreaks, pains, abuses, traumas and tragedies in their pasts. Main characters of the novel are young, ambitious Turkish women and story is such an unbelievable adventure with full of danger, extreme eroticism, romance, tragic deaths, brutal murders. Recently, RED LIGHT DISTRICT was translated to Bulgarian to publish in Bulgaria.

Mehmet Unver recently is working on his fourth novel and writing articles for some literature magazines.

August 2012
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Proposed deletion of Mehmet Unver


The article Mehmet Unver has been proposed for deletion because it appears to have no references. Under Wikipedia policy, all newly created biographies of living persons must have at least one reference to a reliable source that directly supports material in the article.

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