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Bülent Tekin

Bülent Tekin (born 15 February 1954), Kurdish poet and writer, Turkish citizen. In the 1970s he wrote two novels (“Son” and “Money”), a collection of “Social Poems”, and a research document on the socialism in Allende's Chile, all four of which were confiscated by the police, thus “lost” and unpublished. He contributed to Gırgır, a leading satirical journal.

Bülent Tekin

Name
Bülent Tekin
Born
15 February 1954
Birthplace
Derik, Mardin, Turkey
Nationality
Turkey
Occupation
poet · writer
Education
Istanbul University Faculty of Law
Languages
Turkish

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