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Born in Istanbul
in 1953, Tarık Günersel works at Istanbul City Theater as a dramaturge.
He also acts on stage and screen. He is married to Füsun Günersel;
their daughter Barış, a young poet and writer, is studying in the USA.
His works include:
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The
Toy Called Time (a mosaic of poems, 1966-1999)
Zaman Denen Oyuncak (1999, OM)
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Do
you believe in bodies?(stories and texts, 1972-1999)
Bedenlere inanır mısınız? (1999, OM)
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Sandification
(memoirs of Aramco-Saudi Arabia 1982-86)
Kumlaşmak (Aramco-Suudi Arabistan Anıları) (1999, Kaf)
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Uzay
Bilinci (1993, Broy)
Space Consciousness (aphorisms, 1971-1993)
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Gods
as Refugees on the Moon (Tanrılar Aydayken) (1 act, 1973)
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Confession
(İtiraf) (2 acts, 1988)
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Magicomputer
(Büyüsayar) (a comedy in 1 act, 1990)
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Mime
plays (for Vecihi Ofluoğlu, 1991)
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Job
Offer (İş Teklifi) (1 act, 1991)
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Cheers
for Madness (Yaşasın Delilik) (a monodrama in 1 act, 1993)
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Nero and Agrippina (Neron ile Agrippina) (a tragedy in 1 act, 1994)
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The
Golden Fleece (Altın Post) (with Sandro Mrevlishvili; Turkish-Georgian,1995)
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Five
Girls and A Boy (Beş Kız Bir Oğlan) (1 act, 1999)
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Fugitives
(Kaçaklar) (1 act, 1999)
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Forbidden
Love (Aşk-ı Memnu) (3 acts, 1999-2000) (a stage adaptation of the
novel Aşk-ı Memnu (1900) by Halid Ziya Uşaklıgil)
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Violin
and Guitar (Keman ile Gitar) (a comedy in 2 acts, 2000)
Tarık Günersel's
filmscript A Temporary Bride (based on the novel
Eğreti Gelin by Şükran Kozalı) will appear on screen in 2002.
His libretti include
T. Günersel's
essays will bear the title Was Spartacus a Realist?
His translations
into Turkish include:
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Perry Anderson: Antinomies of Antonio Gramsci
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Alan Ayckbourn: Things We Do for Love
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Samuel Beckett: Waiting For Godot (with Uğur Ün)
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Tim
Burton: Melancholy Death of Oyster Boy
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Sean O'Casey: The End of the Beginning
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Ben Elton: Popcorn (the play version of the novel)
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Richard
Harris: Dead Guilty (with Füsun Günersel)
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Arthur
Miller: Mr Peters' Connections
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Stephen
Poliakoff: Hitting Town (with F. Günersel)
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