As part of the Balkans, it was strange that we still didn't have a vampire hero. Now we have an Ottoman vampire. This time, vampires are included in Ottoman history, which is full of others. Born in the 19th century and living until today, this vampire has rich memories and experiences. Like all \u201crock stars\u201d who died early, he is still 27 years old. Moreover, his work as a minstrel makes these memories and experiences very colorful. A Vampire in the Ottoman Empire is an entertaining novel with vivid scenes typical of illustrated history books and a gripping narrative. When you finish the book, you wonder about the new adventures of the protagonist.<\/p>\n
- Murathan Mungan<\/p>\n
Mehmet Bilal has blended his \u201cbestseller\u201d style with humor, slang and jargon to write a novel that can be read in one breath. He has not left out some of the classic details that we will encounter in every vampire work; he has told them in a way that is unique to these lands.<\/p>\n
- Little Alexander<\/p>\n
And this vampire is so endearing that, as I said, you can't wait for the next adventure. Mehmet Bilal better hurry up, otherwise I know he has fanatical readers who are willing to take him hostage like in Stephen King's \u201cMisery\u201d and make him write the next Bela novel!<\/p>\n
- Asu Maro<\/p>\n
In the book, which tells the story of an other, Bela tells how to cope with the new life, a little arrogantly perhaps, but without any complicated calculations. His conflict with the old man is given in doses, like the conflict of an other with the world, of a son with a father. He is not repulsive like other vampires, on the contrary he is sympathetic, emotional and almost a character we would want to be friends with in real life. Especially the sentences in which Bela puts her love into words are the best examples of how literature and fantasy go well together.<\/p>\n
- Nihan Bora<\/p>\n
\u201cMehmet Bilal, whom we know with his books such as \u201dThird Person Singular\u201c, \u201dNot Found at His Address\u201c and \u201dStep\u201c, is now back in front of the readers with an exciting book. \u201dTrouble: A Vampire in the Ottoman Empire\" is a bold and passionate project. It is also the first in a series of fantasy novels, as Mehmet Bilal had tacitly heralded during our conversation.<\/p>\n
- G\u00fclenay B\u00f6rekci
\nAs part of the Balkans, it was strange that we still didn't have a vampire hero. Now we have an Ottoman vampire. This time, vampires are included in Ottoman history, which is full of others. Born in the 19th century and living until today, this vampire has rich memories and experiences. Like all \u201crock stars\u201d who died early, he is still 27 years old. Moreover, his work as a minstrel makes these memories and experiences very colorful. A Vampire in the Ottoman Empire is an entertaining novel with vivid scenes typical of illustrated history books and a gripping narrative. When you finish the book, you wonder about the new adventures of the protagonist.<\/p>\n
- Murathan Mungan<\/p>\n
Mehmet Bilal has blended his \u201cbestseller\u201d style with humor, slang and jargon to write a novel that can be read in one breath. He has not left out some of the classic details that we will encounter in every vampire work; he has told them in a way that is unique to these lands.<\/p>\n
- Little Alexander<\/p>\n
And this vampire is so endearing that, as I said, you can't wait for the next adventure. Mehmet Bilal better hurry up, otherwise I know he has fanatical readers who are willing to take him hostage like in Stephen King's \u201cMisery\u201d and make him write the next Bela novel!<\/p>\n
- Asu Maro<\/p>\n
In the book, which tells the story of an other, Bela tells how to cope with the new life, a little arrogantly perhaps, but without any complicated calculations. His conflict with the old man is given in doses, like the conflict of an other with the world, of a son with a father. He is not repulsive like other vampires, on the contrary he is sympathetic, emotional and almost a character we would want to be friends with in real life. Especially the sentences in which Bela puts her love into words are the best examples of how literature and fantasy go well together.<\/p>\n
- Nihan Bora<\/p>\n
\u201cMehmet Bilal, whom we know with his books such as \u201dThird Person Singular\u201c, \u201dNot Found at His Address\u201c and \u201dStep\u201c, is now back in front of the readers with an exciting book. \u201dTrouble: A Vampire in the Ottoman Empire\" is a bold and passionate project. It is also the first in a series of fantasy novels, as Mehmet Bilal had tacitly heralded during our conversation.<\/p>\n
- G\u00fclenay B\u00f6rekci<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Balkanlar\u0131n bir par\u00e7as\u0131 olarak hala bir vampir kahraman\u0131m\u0131z\u0131n olmamas\u0131 tuhaft\u0131 do\u011frusu. Art\u0131k bir Osmanl\u0131 vampirimiz var. \u00d6teki’leri bol Osmanl\u0131 tarihine bu kez de vampirler dahil oluyor. 19. y\u00fczy\u0131lda do\u011fup g\u00fcn\u00fcm\u00fcze kadar ya\u015f\u0131yor olman\u0131n zengin hat\u0131ra ve tecr\u00fcbelerine sahip bir vampir bu. Erken \u00f6lm\u00fc\u015f b\u00fct\u00fcn “rock star”lar gibi o da hala 27 ya\u015f\u0131nda. \u00dcstelik k\u00f6\u00e7eklik yapmas\u0131…<\/p>","protected":false},"featured_media":5615,"template":"","meta":[],"product_brand":[],"product_cat":[47,51],"product_tag":[],"class_list":["post-5614","product","type-product","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","product_cat-kitaplar","product_cat-queer-edebiyat","first","instock","shipping-taxable","purchasable","product-type-simple"],"yoast_head":"\n