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    Welcome to the Mediterranean Agency Newsletter

    As the literary world continues to evolve, we are delighted to share our latest highlights with you 😊. This season brings a wonderful selection of stories, imaginative new children's books, thought-provoking titles for adults, and the remarkable achievements of one of our celebrated authors. Don't forget to explore our Winter Foreign Rights Catalogues, featuring a diverse selection of outstanding works. Stay tuned for more literary highlights!

    CHILDREN & Y.A

    Delta’s Diaries: Who Said Dinosaurs Are Dead?

    Delta is not an ordinary cat! She keeps a diary and makes discoveries, realizing that she shares a house with a dinosaur. Using her tiny claws to search for answers, she sets out to uncover the secret of this modern dinosaur. Over the course of a week, she explores her emotions, including jealousy, and learns how writing helps her understand herself better. With its fun and mischievous storytelling, this book -nominated for the 2021 Etisalat Prize- offers an engaging adventure in short, easy-to-read chapters that keep readers hooked.


    Imagination, Friendship, Cooperation- Page 53.

     

    The Adventures of Yusuf Ali

    Yusuf Ali shares his exciting adventures in each book, ranging from discovering treasures in ancient ruins to encountering mishaps during experiments, and trying to contribute to the family budget. He assures readers that despite the unbelievable nature of his experiences, one must accept whatever destiny has in store. The books promise fun times for young readers who love exploring the unknown.

     


    Natural Events, Adventure, Mystery, Analytical Thinking, Problem Solving Skills- Page 120.

     

    The Legacy of Red

    This fairy tale tells a story that resonates with people of all ages. In a fractured world where people retreat into their own enclosed realms bordered by high walls, it emphasizes the importance of communal living. Additionally, it imagines a world where animals and humans coexist. The story explores universal themes such as courage, trust, the longing for home, and friendship. According to legend, there was a time when everyone could understand each other; however, when languages became mixed, this became impossible. The main character, Red, never loses his courage and hope as he ventures into unknown territories after losing his homeland. Eventually, he succeeds in returning home by establishing a new homeland with his friends.


    Culture of Living Together, Empathy, Healthy Communication, Language of love, Respect- Page 56.

    ADULT

    Neuroarchitecture: Perception Games

    The Neuroarchitectural Paradigm seeks to analyse the interactive relationship between the human subject and architectural space, both during and after the construction process. It addresses the paradox between the structural and conceptual nature of the brain and space, emphasizing the need to explore the fundamental question: What is a human being? An architect designing the external world must also understand the inner world of human beings, who are biopsychosocial entities. Since all human-related fields -philosophy, theology, art, behavioral sciences, neuroscience, and technology- are deeply interconnected, a multidisciplinary approach is essential. In an era where disciplinary boundaries are fading, adopting a broad perspective allows for innovative methodologies and a deeper understanding of architectural experience. Moreover, a discipline devoid of philosophy, poetry, art, and literature lacks vitality. Scientific knowledge, even if technically valuable, contributes little to life if it remains disconnected from human experience. The first book in this series, Neuroarchitecture: Perception Games, lays the foundation for this paradigm by exploring the processes of sensation, perception, emotion, and behavioral expression within the context of spatial perception

     

    Research- 168 pages

     

    Man Growing Roses

    This book has been a bestseller in Türkiye for over forty years, selling more than a million copies and being translated into various languages. It narrates the story of a man who shapes his life around the belief that everything is finite. He faces death by growing roses, embodying a lifestyle aware of life’s transience. On the other hand, it tells the story of Sitare and Yavuz, who live as though their moments will never end, leading them to commit all kinds of sins without hesitation. These two opposing lifestyles are seamlessly woven together within a smooth and engaging narrative. The novel, rich with clear descriptions, allows readers to naturally compare these different ways of living, transcending beyond a mere story through thoughtfully sprinkled paragraphs that elevate it into a profound exploration of life’s ephemeral nature.


    Novel- Edition 45th

     

    Award-Winning Talent!

    One of the esteemed authors represented by our agency, Onur Ömer Düzgün, has been honoured with the Outstanding Teacher of The Year at the AKS Global Education Awards in Dubai. Often regarded as the Nobel Prize of Education, this prestigious award recognizes teachers' contributions both inside and outside the classroom.
    We congratulate our writer and wish him continued success!


    Click here to see Onur Ömer Düzgün’s book.

     

    In Our Sphere

    We are delighted to celebrate Bulutsu Publishing on being featured in El País with their wonderful children's book, ¿ Is 3 Too Much?, written by Beyhan Gültaslar and illustrated by Christian Inaraja. The article highlights this beautifully designed board book, which invites young readers to explore numbers through play, imagination, and surprise.


    Bulutsu Publishing's joining to our network brings great joy, and a warm welcome goes out to them!

    We sincerely congratulate Bulutsu Publishing for being selected for the prestigious Bologna Ragazzi Award 2025 with Is 3 Too Much?. This is a remarkable achievement for children's literature from Türkiye!

     
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     Alemdar Mah. Prof.Dr. Kazım İsmail Gürkan Cad.

    Kardeşler Apartmanı No:8/3 Fatih / İstanbul

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    Welcome to the Mediterranean Agency Newsletter

    As the literary world continues to evolve, we are delighted to share our latest highlights with you 😊. This season brings a wonderful selection of stories, imaginative new children's books, thought-provoking titles for adults, and the remarkable achievements of one of our celebrated authors. Don't forget to explore our Winter Foreign Rights Catalogues, featuring a diverse selection of outstanding works. Stay tuned for more literary highlights!

    CHILDREN & Y.A

    Delta’s Diaries: Who Said Dinosaurs Are Dead?

    Delta is not an ordinary cat! She keeps a diary and makes discoveries, realizing that she shares a house with a dinosaur. Using her tiny claws to search for answers, she sets out to uncover the secret of this modern dinosaur. Over the course of a week, she explores her emotions, including jealousy, and learns how writing helps her understand herself better. With its fun and mischievous storytelling, this book -nominated for the 2021 Etisalat Prize- offers an engaging adventure in short, easy-to-read chapters that keep readers hooked.


    Imagination, Friendship, Cooperation- Page 53.

     

    The Adventures of Yusuf Ali

    Yusuf Ali shares his exciting adventures in each book, ranging from discovering treasures in ancient ruins to encountering mishaps during experiments, and trying to contribute to the family budget. He assures readers that despite the unbelievable nature of his experiences, one must accept whatever destiny has in store. The books promise fun times for young readers who love exploring the unknown.

     


    Natural Events, Adventure, Mystery, Analytical Thinking, Problem Solving Skills- Page 120.

     

    The Legacy of Red

    This fairy tale tells a story that resonates with people of all ages. In a fractured world where people retreat into their own enclosed realms bordered by high walls, it emphasizes the importance of communal living. Additionally, it imagines a world where animals and humans coexist. The story explores universal themes such as courage, trust, the longing for home, and friendship. According to legend, there was a time when everyone could understand each other; however, when languages became mixed, this became impossible. The main character, Red, never loses his courage and hope as he ventures into unknown territories after losing his homeland. Eventually, he succeeds in returning home by establishing a new homeland with his friends.


    Culture of Living Together, Empathy, Healthy Communication, Language of love, Respect- Page 56.

    ADULT

    Neuroarchitecture: Perception Games

    The Neuroarchitectural Paradigm seeks to analyse the interactive relationship between the human subject and architectural space, both during and after the construction process. It addresses the paradox between the structural and conceptual nature of the brain and space, emphasizing the need to explore the fundamental question: What is a human being? An architect designing the external world must also understand the inner world of human beings, who are biopsychosocial entities. Since all human-related fields -philosophy, theology, art, behavioral sciences, neuroscience, and technology- are deeply interconnected, a multidisciplinary approach is essential. In an era where disciplinary boundaries are fading, adopting a broad perspective allows for innovative methodologies and a deeper understanding of architectural experience. Moreover, a discipline devoid of philosophy, poetry, art, and literature lacks vitality. Scientific knowledge, even if technically valuable, contributes little to life if it remains disconnected from human experience. The first book in this series, Neuroarchitecture: Perception Games, lays the foundation for this paradigm by exploring the processes of sensation, perception, emotion, and behavioral expression within the context of spatial perception

     

    Research- 168 pages

     

    Man Growing Roses

    This book has been a bestseller in Türkiye for over forty years, selling more than a million copies and being translated into various languages. It narrates the story of a man who shapes his life around the belief that everything is finite. He faces death by growing roses, embodying a lifestyle aware of life’s transience. On the other hand, it tells the story of Sitare and Yavuz, who live as though their moments will never end, leading them to commit all kinds of sins without hesitation. These two opposing lifestyles are seamlessly woven together within a smooth and engaging narrative. The novel, rich with clear descriptions, allows readers to naturally compare these different ways of living, transcending beyond a mere story through thoughtfully sprinkled paragraphs that elevate it into a profound exploration of life’s ephemeral nature.


    Novel- Edition 45th

     

    Award-Winning Talent!

    One of the esteemed authors represented by our agency, Onur Ömer Düzgün, has been honoured with the Outstanding Teacher of The Year at the AKS Global Education Awards in Dubai. Often regarded as the Nobel Prize of Education, this prestigious award recognizes teachers' contributions both inside and outside the classroom.
    We congratulate our writer and wish him continued success!


    Click here to see Onur Ömer Düzgün’s book.

     

    In Our Sphere

    We are delighted to celebrate Bulutsu Publishing on being featured in El País with their wonderful children's book, ¿ Is 3 Too Much?, written by Beyhan Gültaslar and illustrated by Christian Inaraja. The article highlights this beautifully designed board book, which invites young readers to explore numbers through play, imagination, and surprise.


    Bulutsu Publishing's joining to our network brings great joy, and a warm welcome goes out to them!

    We sincerely congratulate Bulutsu Publishing for being selected for the prestigious Bologna Ragazzi Award 2025 with Is 3 Too Much?. This is a remarkable achievement for children's literature from Türkiye!

     
    Click here

    WINTER


    CATALOGS

    Click here  

    Mediterranean Agency Copyright © 2025. All rights are reserved.
     Alemdar Mah. Prof.Dr. Kazım İsmail Gürkan Cad.

    Kardeşler Apartmanı No:8/3 Fatih / İstanbul

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