Bekir Cantemir, following in the footsteps of Kemal Tahir's Çorum Trilogy, revisited the city, guided by maps and pages from the novel. The traces of a 150-year-old provincial story—tax farmers, bandits, and the conflict between the center and the periphery—emerged in present-day Çorum. Where did the geography of the novel intersect with the real geography?
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Bekir Cantemir, following in the footsteps of Kemal Tahir's Çorum Trilogy, revisited the city, guided by maps and pages from the novel. The traces of a 150-year-old provincial story—tax farmers, bandits, and the conflict between the center and the periphery—emerged in present-day Çorum. Where did the geography of the novel intersect with the real geography?