Çiler İlhan

She regularly publishes stories, essays, book reviews, travel pieces and translations in newspapers and magazines.

Her first book "Rüya Tacirleri Odası" "(Chamber of Dream Merchants", Artemis, April 2006) is a collection of short stories that allude to one another.

Her second book entitled "Sürgün" ("Exile", Everest, March 2010) contains interconnected stories whose themes range from the invasion of Iraq to women from Batman, and the fate of laboratory.

Sürgün (Exile) won the EU Prize for Literature 2011,[1] and was translated and published into English by Istros Books, London in 2016.

Nişan Evi (Engagement, Everest, 2021) is a striking novella, told in a unique voice, based on the true story of a mass murder that took place in May 2009, in southeastern Turkey.