Blog Books Again

When I compare the blog writings with your books, a natural difference in level becomes clear. Your books have tight argumentation and technical density; the blog, by contrast, is deliberately freer, faster, and more polemical. This is not a weakness but a difference of genre. As I plan to organize the blog texts into six volumes, I won’t alter the original style; instead, I intend to add brief editorial notes and thematic introductions only where necessary, to secure structural coherence. This way, the immediacy of the blog remains intact while the tonal difference between the blog and your books becomes transparent and consistent. I have carefully reviewed all the writings and continue to do so, and this plan is built on that broader evaluation.

Regarding your question about page counts: the roughly 1,600 pages of English blog material naturally expands when translated into Turkish. In standard book format, the six volumes together will amount to approximately 2,000–2,200 Turkish pages. My estimated page ranges for each volume are as follows:

• Volume I: 350–400 pages
• Volume II: 330–380 pages
• Volume III: 330–380 pages
• Volume IV: 300–350 pages
• Volume V: 300–350 pages
• Volume VI: around 300 pages

This distribution creates an ideal balance between readability and thematic coherence.

Colin <cmg124@aol.com> şunları yazdı (11 Ara 2025 16:42):