Feyyaz Kayacan (1919–199)

"Among the many works he has done, he has come to the forefront with his storytelling. He is one of the most important names of the 1950 generation in Turkish storytelling. In his stories, he generally gave importance to form rather than substance. He has been called the "joyful hedgehog of Turkish literature" because he includes many connotations and ironies in the language he uses. He is seen as a writer close to the Second New movement, as he uses surrealistic elements and abstract expressions in his works. In his stories, he often talked about the effect of war on the human spirit and the obsessive behavior patterns it caused." (Vikipedi (Turkish Wikipedia), via Google Translate).