Necmi Onur (18 February 1925 โ 21 December 1992) was a Turkish journalist and writer. He became known for the interviews, stories and novels he wrote throughout his long career as a journalist; He used the pseudonym Nuri รncem in some of his works.
He was born in the village of Alฤฑลam in Harput (Elazฤฑฤ). He graduated from high school at Haydarpaลa High School in Istanbul in 1943, and entered Istanbul University Faculty of Law, but did not complete his education.
Journalism and writing
He started his career at Hรผrsรถz newspaper. In the following years, he held positions ranging from reporter to editor-in-chief in newspapers such as Zaman, Dรผnya, Yeni Sabah, Tercรผman, Milliyet, Yeni Gazete and Hรผrriyet. He collected his interviews in books.
In the field of literature, he wrote novels that deal with social and psychological issues in a fluent language, as well as story books. These novels include Unscrupulous Woman, Blind Sait's Son, Arab Abdo, Women Love More, Whore, Money Man and Devlet Baba.
Necmi Onur died in Istanbul on December 21, 1992.
