MAIN IDEA OF THE BOOK

I'm in the pen. I have a remarkable person in front of me: Mr. Accountant ... This is a separate type ... something like (Homongolos). There are lines from the dream of a machine man. It seems that many of the joints are missing; or the nervous composition that gives shape to his body and meaning to his face is rigid ... It rotates with his whole body, holds all his limbs in one direction, speaks very little and never laughs.

AUTHOR'S LIFE: Started to earn his living from writing and magazine publishing. He passed away on May 25, 1983 in Erenköy. His body was buried in the cemetery on the back of Eyüp. 26 May 1904, Istanbul - d. He was born on May 25, 1983, Istanbul) in 1904 in Istanbul. He studied at various schools, including the American College. He completed his secondary education at the Naval School (1922). In this military school, Aksekili Ahmed Hamdi received history lessons from Yahya Kemal. But in fact, it was İbrahim Aşkî, the teacher who influenced him. İbrahim Aşkî provided his first contact with Sufism with the books. He graduated from the Naval School's cadet and warfare classes. He graduated from Darülfünun Philosophy Department (1921-1924). He went to Paris with the scholarship of the Ministry of Education (1924-1925). After returning home, he worked as a clerk and inspector in Holland, Ottoman and İş Banks (1926-1939). He taught at the Faculty of Language, History and Geography in Ankara, the State Conservatory and the Academy of Fine Arts in Istanbul (1939-1942). He contacted the press in his youth. He cut off his relationship with the officer.