Capitalist consumption culture has been increasingly accelerating the culture of societies since the last fifty years. This situation also had some reflections in our society, which was fully embedded in the consumption-oriented postmodern phase without fully absorbing the production-based modernist phase. The individual who tries to exist with moral, spiritual and human values has been replaced by a type of a person who thinks that he is as modern, rich and privileged as he consumes. Topics such as consumption culture, modernization, and the alienation of capitalism, are the main themes of Tahsin Yücel, which are the main themes and sub-themes of his works such as Peygamberin Son Beş Günü, Yalan, Gökdelen, Mutfak Çıkmazı. The novel Kumru ile Kumru is a work that the author has structured with the intention of criticizing consumer culture directly. He wants to question the structure that creates the mentality of today's world through the novel hero Kumru, which he migrated from the village to the city and introduced it to different sociological and economic environments and introduced the culture of consumption. In this review, the reflection of an economic phenomenon in a literary work will be evaluated in detail.