Özet:

Lale Muldur (1956), one of the well-known names of modern Turkish literature, is a prominent writer with her versatile artistic personality and marginal stance. Muldur, who started her literary activity with poetry and also wrote articles on various subjects, carries the identity of an artist who is attracted attention abroad and represents her country with her poems translated into foreign languages. The poetry between 1988-1998 of the author, who became known in the world of literature with her poetic activity that started to intensify since the 80's, was published under the name Anemon: Toplu Şiirler I in 2002. The writer wins the 2007 Golden Orange Poetry Prize for her poetry book called Ultra-Zone’da Ultrason dated 2006. In addition to her poetry, it is seen that Muldur opened the door to the world of novels with her work named Bizansiyya, which she brought to the literature in 2007. In this study, it is aimed to shed light on the novelist identity of the author based on the codes obtained as a result of the fiction and context analysis of the novel in question.

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