A comedy in two acts.It is a thematic development rather than an adaptation based on Ukrainian writer Gogol's short stories "The Nose", "The Overcoat" and "The Carriage", which are combined into a single comic play with an erotic touch, in which the fall of the Nose is accompanied by the collapse of the Russian aristocracy during the 1917 revolution, and many Russian figures such as Lenin, Rasputin, Gogol, Pushkin and others are mentioned in the work.

A novel as divine as Dante's Divine Comedy and as diabolical as Goethe's Faust by Bedrettin Simsek.Reminiscent of a comic version of Dante's Divine Comedy and its antithesis, the work begins with an intellectual conflict between a dying atheist and a cleric, then takes the reader on a dizzying journey through the landscapes of Purgatory, Heaven, and Hell. By creating a post-mortem in which the sinners enter heaven first and the good can fall into hell, the book deserves the title "T...

A comedy in two acts.Written by Shakespeare and developed by Bedrettin.The interpretation of A Midsummer Night's Dream takes a different approach to the essence of the original text, introducing several changes and rebuilding the play around a kind of fantasy based on strange realities such as déjà vu and disjunctive cognition, a bizarre phenomenon in dreams first identified by psychoanalyst Mark Blechner in which the dreamer recognizes the identity of a character even though...

A revival of the classic style in the comedy genre, based on the short story "The Love Stratagem" by the Marquis de Sade.Almost all the lines, plot, intrigues and characters, except for Villeblanche, were created by Bedrettin Simsek. So much so that the play does not contradict the style of the Marquis de Sade, either literally or intellectually.It is a comedy reminiscent of Molière, but with a Sadean taste. A woman disguised as a man is a typical Shakespearean theme. Bedrett...

An extraordinary story of how God created the universe according to the devil.A unique example of literary archaeology by Bedrettin Simsek, which can only be compared to the Gospel of Judas. A different, ironic take on the world's oldest story, which tells us about the secret life of the devil in a satirical tone.A novel that recreates the stylized, unmistakable tone of the Gnostics, adorned with metaphors, presenting the richness of images in an economical language. Not only...

A hilarious story about love that will make you think and laugh about fetishism and fetishes.Bedrettin Simsek surprises his readers in "Sweet Fetish" by transforming the dramatic short story "Hair" by French writer Maupassant into a smart, farcical story that depicts madness with clever, quick-witted characters and wise dialogues in the style of Oscar Wilde.The story "Sweet Fetish" is followed by a two-act play adapted by Bedrettin Simsek from the same story, this time called...

The Nose, The Overcoat, The CarriageNovelization of three short stories by Gogol.With this work, Bedrettin Simsek has combined Gogol's stories "The Nose", "The Carriage" and "The Overcoat" into a single comic and fantastic novel, set these three stories in the period of the Russian Revolution of 1917, enriched them with scenes from Gogol's life, and mixed harsh reality with surrealism in a dreamlike fiction in the style of the famous film director David Lynch.

What happens at death, the most mysterious moment of our life? In what disguise will death appear before us to take our soul?Bedrettin Simsek, the heterodox author of Turkish literature, answers these questions in his book "Miracle Device" and presents himself as a soothsayer whose prophecy about the Grim Reaper in 2005 was fulfilled by the study of British scientists in 2013, which surprisingly showed that the Grim Reaper really came to us at the moment of our death, just as it is ...

The most ardent love poems of Bedrettin Simsek are combined with his novel, a masterpiece of irony and dark humor!Bedrettin Simsek, the heterodox author of Turkish literature, whose first work "The Sermon Book of a False Prophet" was published in 1996, combines his identity as a poet with his identity as a novelist in his book "Is Love a Madness?", in which he deals with an even more bizarre situation that arises as a result of the bizarreness of the human soul. By making the poem p...

A comedy in two acts in the style of the Marquis de Sade."The Disadvantages of Lack of Manners is about how people who appear to be very honorable and moral can harbor great immorality in their souls without even realizing it.An old man's attempt to seduce a young girl he has his eyes on is an event that has happened all over the world at every moment in history. For the first time, Bedrettin brings this seduction to the theater stage in the way it deserves.The second ...

A novel full of mysteries about death and life for those who have lost God and are searching for Him.An example of a new, different, alternative literature of thought.So far, authors have written countless books about death without being able to tell us anything meaningful about it. This time, Bedrettin Simsek's novel, inspired by real cases of reincarnation that took place in Turkey, is not about those who die mysteriously, but about those who are mysteriously born.Wh...

An audio comedy with a full cast for adults in two acts in the tone of the Marquis de Sade by Bedrettin Simsek"The Disadvantages of Lack of Manners" is about how people who appear to be very honorable and moral can harbor great immorality in their souls without even realizing it.