Murathan Mungan (born 21 April 1955) is a Turkish author, short story writer, playwright, and poet.
Biography
Mungan's family originates from Mardin. His father is an Arab and mother is a Bosniak. After receiving his BA from the Faculty of Letters and Drama at Ankara University, he worked as a dramaturg before devoting all his time to writing poetry, plays, short stories, novels, film scenarios, and songs. His first collection of poems, Osmanlñya Dair Hikayat (Stories about Ottomans) was published in 1980, making Mungan an overnight success.
His output remained prolific and various poetry books followed, notably Yaz Gecer (Summer Passes) and Metal. He has written four theatre plays, which earned him wider success. Mahmud ile Yezida, Taziye are two of the most staged plays of the modern Turkish theatre. He was chosen as the best playwright, together with Mehmet Baydñn, by the Ankara Art Association for his staging of the play Condolences, the second book of the Mesopotamia Trilogy, in 1984.
His short stories were compiled in successful volumes such as Kñrk Oda (Forty Rooms) and Paranñn Cinleri (Genies of Money). His screenplay DaÃÂñnñk Yatak (Messy Bed) was later filmed by director Atñf Yñlmaz in 1986 starring Turkish actress Müjde Ar.
Mungan also wrote lyrics to some of Yeni Türkü's songs, and for pop singers such as Nükhet Duru.
In 2006, Murathan Mungan supervised the production of a music album by Turkish arabesk singer Müslüm Gürses, featuring cover versions of popular songs such as "Alexandra Leaving" by Leonard Cohen, "Mr. Tambourine Man" by Bob Dylan, and "I'm Deranged" by David Bowie, all of which were selected by Mungan.
Openly gay, Mungan has been often associated with the Turkish gay movement as a gay icon.
Discography
Publications
- Mahmud ile Yezida (1980)
- Osmanlñya dair Hikâyat (1981)
- "BoyacñköyâÂÂde Kanlñ Bir AÃ
Âk Cinayeti" (short story) (1982)
- Taziye (1982)
- Kum Saati (Hourglass) (1984)
- Son ðstanbul (1985)
- Sahtiyan (1985)
- Cenk Hikâyeleri (Combat Stories) (1986)
- Kñrk Oda (Forty Rooms) (1987)
- Lal Masallar (1989)
- Eski 45'likler (1989)
- Yaz Sinemalarñ (Summer Cinemas) (1989)
- Mñrñldandñklarñm (1990)
- Yaz Geçer (1992)
- Yaz Geçer (special printing-1992)
- Geyikler Lanetler (1992)
- Bir Garip Orhan Veli (1993)
- Oda, Poster ve Ã
Âeylerin Kederi (1993)
- Omayra (1993)
- Kaf DaÃÂñnñn ÃÂnü (1994)
- Metal (1994)
- MurathanâÂÂ95 (1996)
- Li Rojhilatê Dilê Min (1996)
- Paranñn Cinleri (1997)
- BaÃ
Âkasñnñn Hayatñ (Another's Life) (1997)
- DaÃÂñnñk Yatak (1997)
- Dört KiÃ
Âilik Bahçe (Garden for Four) (1997)
- Oyunlar ðntiharlar Ã
Âarkñlar (1997)
- Mürekkep BalñÃÂñ (Squid) (1997)
- BaÃ
Âkalarñnñn Gecesi (Another's Night) (1997)
- Metinler Kitabñ (1998)
- ÃÂç Aynalñ Kñrk Oda (1999)
- DoÃÂduÃÂum Yüzyñla Veda (1999)
- Meskalin (2000)
- 13+1 (2000)
- SoÃÂuk Büfe (2001)
- Erkekler ðçin Divan (2001)
- Yüksek Topuklar (2002)
- 7 Mühür (2002)
- Timsah Sokak Ã
Âiirleri (2003)
- Yabancñ Hayvanlar (Foreign Animals) (2003)
- ÃÂador (2004)
- Bir Kutu Daha (One More Box) (2004)
- BeÃ
ÂpeÃ
Âe (alongside Elif Ã
Âafak, Pñnar Kür, Faruk Ulay, Celil Oker) (2004)
- EteÃÂimdeki TaÃ
Âlar (2004)
- Elli Parça (Fifty Pieces) (2005)
- Söz VermiÃ
 Ã
Âarkñlar (2006)
- KâÃÂñt TaÃ
 KumaÃ
 (Rock Paper Fabric) (2007)
- KullanñlmñÃ
 Biletler (Used Tickets) (2007)
- Yedi Kapñlñ Kñrk Oda (2007)
- DaÃÂ (Mountain) (2007)
- Kadñndan Kentler (2008)
- Bazñ Yazlar Uzaktan Geçer (2009)
- Hayat Atölyesi (2009)
- Eldivenler Hikâyeler (2010)
- ðkinci Hayvan (2010)
- Gelecek (Future)) (2010)
- Kibrit ÃÂöpleri (Burnt Matchsticks) (2010)
- Ã
Âairin Romanñ (2011)
- AÃ
Âkñn Cep Defteri (Love's Notebook) (2012)
- Bir Dersim Hikâyesi (2012)
- Li Rojhilate Dile Min/Kalbimin DoÃÂusunda (2012)
- TuÃÂla (Brick) (2012)
- Mutfak (Kitchen) (2013)
- Kadñnlar Arasñnda (Between Women) (2014)
- Merhaba Asker (2014)
- Harita Metot Defteri (2015)
- AÃ
Âk ðçin Ne Yazdñysam (2016)
- Solak Defterler (2016)
- Dokuz Anahtarlñ Kñrk Oda (2019)
- ÃÂaàGeçitleri (2019)
- Hamamname (2020)
- Aile Albümü (2021)
- Erkekler Yalnizliklar: Murathan Munganin Sectikleriyle (2021)
- IÃ
ÂñÃÂñna TavÃ
Âan OlduÃÂum Filmler (2022)
- Evrak ÃÂantasñ (2022)
- 995 km (2023)
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