A Foreign Father

Two fathers and their silent, almost nonexistent relationship with their sons. Two families trying to understand the mystery of their estranged father. Immigrants trying to recreate themselves in countries far from their homeland, where they cannot speak their native language. Writers who passionately read the works of other writers and try to excavate a mystery in their own lives from these works. Secrets that are kept under lock and key, not easily shared.

Argentinian writer Eduardo Berti's novel, which also carries autobiographical elements, progresses in two different time periods, nearly a hundred years apart. It covers issues such as immigration, family secrets, and coming to terms with the past that are as burning as they are ancient. No detail in the complex plot is coincidental or random.

(From the Promotion Bulletin)

Dough Type: 2. Hamur

Number of Editions : 1st Edition

First Printing Year : 2018

Number of Pages : 272

Dimensions : 13 x 19.5

Language : Turkish