In this comparison, every two novels will be evaluated in the context of underground literature. In this study, the most recognized name of underground literature in Turkish literature Hakan Günday’s Kinyas and Kayra and Ukrainian origined, American writer Chuck Palaniuk's works Fight Club will be compared. In the present studies have a head and conceptual confusion. There presentatives of this literature are not exactly identified. Hakan Günday’n Doan Kitap’tan çkan veyeralt edebiyatna örnek gösterilen ilk roman Kinyas ve Kayra, birbirine karanlk zihinlerinden balanan iki gencin Afrika, ABD ve Türkiye üçgeninde geçen hikâyesini anlatyor. Underground literature in Turkish literature is yet very new. Area is considered to be an act of opposition to it. Outside the boundaries of official and canonical literature, underground literature is not detected within the general literature. All of these features of underground literature would not be wrong to say that literature is a literature that originated in the metropolis.

These factors together reveal an underground iconography. Loneliness is indispensable to the heroes of the novel. Slangands wearing are the features of underground literature. Fed by sub-culture and being outside the classical understanding, it is not strange that this is named in the concept of underground. Mystery which is contained in the concept of underground literature, like the meanings of privacy, it also gives a clue about the story of the formation. Such as prostitution, drugs, murder, rape, gambling, marginalized factor of life are included in the underground literature. The values held by the community do not make sense. There is a non-reconciled side of underground literature with the system at the same time underground literature opposes the current values. The studies in this area also very limited. Underground literature is not exactly an area that is bordered. Comparison A In The Context Of Underground Literature: Fight Club- Kinyas And Kayra

Kinyas ve Kayra by Hakan Günday