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Hüseyin Akbaba
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Author | Novelist exploring fractures of memory, time, and identity. Fiction as philosophy. History as emotion. Creator of "Once Upon a Time in Moscow" and other thought-heavy journeys.

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Erscheinungsdatum: 14. Juni 2025
„Pegasus spricht – Der letzte Ruf der Freiheit“
Ein poetisches Märchen – inspiriert von einer wahren Geschichte.
#Kinderbuch #Argenhof #Pegasus #Neuerscheinung
May 25, 2025 at 5:34 PM
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The Legend of Eros and Psyche: A Love Beyond Myth

For lovers of mythic poetry with a rebellious heart and minds that question the immutability of fate.

"Because all myths are lies—until someone bleeds enough to make them true."

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A Love Beyond Myth: The Legend of Eros and Psyche by Hüseyin Akbaba, author of Once Upon a Time in Moscow and The Horseless Riders' Odyssey What happens when a mortal woman dares to rewrite divine law? Psyche was never meant to be free. Born into a world where beauty is a curse and gods are unyielding, she was destined to be another tragic name in the annals of mythology. But this is not the story you know. In this bold, poetic, and unrelenting retelling, Psyche is not merely a mortal—she is a force of destruction and creation alike. When she confronts Eros, the god of desire, she does not surrender. She does not kneel. She becomes the storm that cracks Aphrodite's mirror. She unwrites fate itself and declares: "The world is not a story written by gods. It's a carcass we carve into shapes that please us."
April 18, 2025 at 5:23 PM
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A haunting, poetic journey through the subconscious, The Horseless Riders' Odyssey plunges deep into the landscapes of memory, loss, and the elusive nature of meaning. It is an intellectual excavation.
The Horseless Riders' Odyssey An epic descent—chasing lost passions by Hüseyin Akbaba From the author of Once Upon a Time in Moscow and The Lost Children Cannot Draw Their Mothers Happy A haunting, poetic journey through the subconscious, The Horseless Riders' Odyssey plunges deep into the landscapes of memory, loss, and the elusive nature of meaning. This is not merely a novel—it is an intellectual excavation, an odyssey through lost gods, fractured identities, and the raw terrain of the human psyche.
April 17, 2025 at 3:28 PM
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The Man Who Mistook Himself For a Memory: Fragments of a Broken Mind: A Novel
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A Novel of Fractured Time, Unraveling Identity, and the Ghosts of What Was

In the ruins of remembrance, what survives when the mind turns traitor?
The Man Who Mistook Himself for a Memory A Novel of Fractured Time, Unraveling Identity, and the Ghosts of What Was by Hüseyin Akbaba In the ruins of remembrance, what survives when the mind turns traitor? Remzi, a bridge engineer haunted by equations he can no longer solve, stands at the edge of his own collapsing world. His wife, Neşe, is gone—migrated. As time fractures—past, present, and parallel—he becomes a stranger in his own life, chasing echoes of a love that rewrites itself with every heartbeat. Memory misfires. Reality bends. The self unspools. Through a hypnotic, stream-of-consciousness style, The Man Who Mistook Himself for a Memory explores the unstable architecture of identity, the fragility of love, and the inexorable pull of loss. This is a novel of shattered recollections and quiet devastations, where grief calcifies into ritual and the past refuses to remain buried—it haunts not just as echoes but as tangible presences that shape the present. With prose that fractures and reforms, the novel invites readers into a narrative where language itself trembles on the edge of collapse—an intimate, immersive descent into the mind’s deepest corridors. Cities become palimpsests of memory, rooms are heavy with unspoken words, and time is no longer linear but a labyrinth with no exit. In this novel, the mind is both architect and wrecking ball. What is identity but a story we cobble from shards? What is grief but a bridge to nowhere? This is a book for readers drawn to narratives that blur the line between thought and experience, between presence and absence. If you appreciate literary fiction that challenges conventional notions of time, memory, and selfhood, then step inside—where the past is never truly past, and the present is always on the verge of vanishing. Key Details Genre: Literary Fiction Psychological Fiction Experimental Prose Themes: Memory, Identity, Loss, Existential Reflection, Urban Landscape as Character
April 16, 2025 at 5:58 PM
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Once Upon a Time in Moscow: The Red-Haired Maiden (Book 1 of 4)

Set in the waning days of the USSR—
Each page breathes the final gasps of a fading ideology.
A world where decades of resistance clash with the silence of collapse.
Streets still echo with belief, even as the future begins to rot.
historical fiction: Once Upon A Time in Moscow
April 16, 2025 at 5:35 PM