Fiction, language and expression techniques in Yiğit Okur's novels

Yiğit Okur, whoplayspen in many of thel iterarygenres, has devoted the most influential shift among these genres to the novel genre. He began writing novels from 1995 until his death, which included nine. These novels, which he published one or two years apart, focused on different psychological situations, sociological events that deeply affect society, and in particular on opposing feelings and thoughts. The author graduated from law school and worked as a lawyer for many years, leading him to be close to the concept of events. Therefore, he supported the fiction in the novels with sub-fictions and was able to create the event within the event. In these works, which conform to modern novel characteristics, the author made various contributions to Turkish literature, especially in this genre. In this context, the author, who tookt hesubjects of the novels from daily life, was more than nurtured from real life and was able to apply autobiographical influences to his works. Some theories based on the psychological conditions of the person's childhood and took into consideration the path of creating a hero. In our study, the techniques of fiction, language and expression in the novels of the author, which have integrity in a broad framework, were examined and various opinions were reached. While these were being done, the author's own reality of life was of great benefit to the point of analyzing his novels.