Omer Sevincgul decided to become a writer at the age of fifteen. He continued his passion for writing throughout high school and university. First he was an editor at a private institution, followed by a career in engineering at a public institution.
After his resignation in nineteen ninety-six he decided to embark on a new chapter in his life focused on culture, art, and publishing. He founded and managed various different institutions such as Morale Cultural Center, Adı Yok Magazine, Radio Active, and Taksim Office.
Within these institutions, he focused on working closely together with young and talented individuals. He has led art and philosophy conversations in the media, seminars both at home and abroad, and consulted in both national and international youth projects. Most recently, he has focused his efforts on an original pioneering initiative: Carpe Diem Books.
Signing days and school activities followed one another, but the core of what he’s done has always been surrounded the motto of a “passion for writing".
He has written twenty-eight books in the novella genre, with his works translated and published in seven languages. “He who writes with his heart writes to the heart” he says and therefore he writes to 'fresh souls'.
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