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“There is something much more important than missing the last tram: Your ability to settle the matter in another way when the last tram has gone!”

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Mehmet Murat Ildan

Mehmet Murat Ildan is a renowned Turkish writer born on May 16, 1965. His works span various literary forms including novels, essays, and poetry, and have gained widespread popularity among readers. more

“Trams are punctual and always reach their destination, why? Because their path is always open! What about you, my friend? Can the path to your goal always be open? No way! So what should you do? Draw many different paths to your goal, if one is closed, move on to the other, and if that one is closed, move on to another!”

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“I fear the day when the technos decide that paper books are obsolete and we are reading from PC screens and iPods and eBooks, and we never again experience the little rush of opening a new book and cracking the spine and smelling the print and diving deep into the thoughts of the writer.”

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“Just because your piece of the puzzle looks different from all the other pieces- doesn’t mean you don’t fit perfectly.”

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“It takes a cautious swan to conquer a pond.”

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“Margo shushing Alice, who had to sigh theatrically every time Cary Grant did a Cary Grant thing.”

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Book:The Maze at Windermere

Source: The Maze at Windermere

“Carol was dismayed to find the Christian religion, in America, in the twentieth century, as abnormal as Zoroastrianism – without the splendor.”

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Book:Main Street

Source: Main Street

“That place is happy over which a holy man builds a house, with fire, cattle, wife, children and good followers”

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“Amir then showed off his moonwalk prowess as he started to walk backward toward Tara again. Tara closed her eyes and laughed. She took a sip from her glass and said, “Divaneh!” “I am crazy. Crazy for you!” Amir said with eyebrows raised and still dancing in his spot. Tara sat on the edge of the bed, glass in hand and with the other smoothed a piece of her hair behind her ear. “Did you know that Persian demons did everything backward?” she said. “Did they now?” Amir replied still dancing. “They did. The word for demons, div, comes from the Avesta language meaning ‘a spirit or deity personifying evil.’ They were creatures that wreaked havoc.” “Really?” “Yes, really,” Tara replied with a smile. “And we’ve got Ferdowsi and the old Persian language to thank for the word divaneh too.” “So are you telling me that I’m a demon?” Amir didn’t get where Tara was going as he walked back toward the dressing table.”

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Book:Tajrish

Source: Tajrish

“The eternal fire, the atar, Atash long ago extinguished in the spirit of many. This little flame was a poor imitation of that never-ending flame the Persians have revered for thousands of years.”

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Book:Tajrish

Source: Tajrish

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