Özet:

Hasan Ali Toptaş is an innovative writer who has a solid place in Turkish literature with his own fictional methods. The writer, recognized as a language master, uses postmodern narrative techniques while feeding from tradition and enriching his works. The author's last novel Goes to the Birds is a multi-dimensional story in which both Eastern and Western elements are inside. In this study, after the postmodern techniques and characteristics were identified in the novel The Birds Go to the Road, the link of the text to the tradition is questioned. The study is looking for answers to the following questions: What are the functions and effects of the Turkish texts in this text?  What is the contribution of the text to the meaning of the universe and the structure?  What is the contribution of the Turkish writer to the postmodern narrative structure? The novel questiones the purpose of both the writer's narrative's search for self and influencing the Turkish people on social identity. In the novel that tells about the relationship of father-son, the Turkish characters keeps light into the inner world of the characters. In our article, the roles of the turks in the construction of individual memory and social memory are questioned from the perspective of the writer.