Disappeared in Aphrodite’s Foams: A Novel by Ulus Irkad
Retired teacher and researcher-writer Ulus Irkad recently released his new novel titled “Aphrodite’s Disappeared in the Foams”. In a recent interview with BRT, Irkad shared some insights into the novel.
The novel, set in the town of BAF where Irkad resided for several years, draws inspiration from the people and events he encountered during his time there. Irkad described the novel as a reflection of the colorful personalities that populated the town.
According to Irkad, “Aphrodite’s Disappeared in the Foams” is a blend of humor and poignant moments that will resonate with readers. He emphasized the importance of promoting reading habits among the younger generation, expressing concern over the influence of social media language on language acceptance.
Irkad urged teachers and parents to lead by example and prioritize reading books as a way to instill a love for literature in children. As he shared his thoughts on the novel, Irkad highlighted the pivotal role of families in nurturing a culture of reading.
In a world inundated with technological distractions, Irkad’s novel serves as a reminder of the power of storytelling and the timeless appeal of a good book. Whether it’s a moment of laughter or a touch of emotion, “Aphrodite’s Disappeared in the Foams” promises to capture the hearts of readers with its engaging narrative.
