To transform Kahramanmaraş into a globally recognized “World Capital of Literature” by merging its deep-rooted literary heritage with modern creativity,
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The oldest written records are Neo-Assyrian texts from the 9th century BC, referring to the city as “Markasi,” the capital of the Gurgum Kingdom.
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Kahramanmaraş proudly carries its 13,000-year-old heritage and its officially registered title as a “UNESCO City of Literature.”
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For Kahramanmaraş, literature is not merely a heritage of the past, but the most defining living character of this vibrant corner of Türkiye.
by marascol.adm21@gmail.com In Maraş, nestled in Southern Türkiye, literature lives not only on the pages of books but in the very streets of the city and the character of its people.
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Spanning 14,346 km2, Kahramanmaraş sits in Southern Türkiye as a vital bridge between Anatolia and Mesopotamia.
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