Nilgün Marmara

Turkish poet and author of 'Gözbebeğim'

Nilgün Marmara - Turkish poet and author of 'Gözbebeğim'
Born

1958
67 years ago

Died

October 13th, 1987
37 years ago — 29 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Turkey

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A prominent Turkish poet and author, contributed significantly to contemporary Turkish literature. Published poetry reflecting personal experiences, societal issues, and existential themes. Authored the celebrated collection 'Gözbebeğim', recognized for its emotional depth and innovative style. Worked as an editor and journalist, influencing literary circles and the Turkish cultural scene. Struggled with mental health challenges and ultimately passed away at the age of 35.

Authored the poetry collection 'Gözbebeğim'

Worked as an editor for literary magazines

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