A Mediterranean Trilogy Book 1 Isken, Clz

When we go to a city for the first time, what to see is more or less obvious: A building chosen as the symbol of its history; A palace, a church or a mosque, a museum to queue for a ticket to, a statue to have your photo taken in front of, or a fountain that you can't pass by without throwing money... A series of things to do lists that distance us from the city's true identity rather than getting closer to it, making it nothing more than an activity park. .

Nicholas Wocdsworth's Mediterranean trilogy promises a "city guide" with wheels: Travel notes of a traveler who searches for the history of the city in the fast pace of daily life, a narrative that draws you in rather than just passing by... On the Shore A tradesmen's restaurant hidden in the corner, the waiter of the restaurant with whom you become friends over and over again, the views that catch your eye while sitting in a crowded cafe, the deplorable state of the house where the city's most famous writer once lived, but which is now abandoned to demolition.

Mayi Kita, with the sincerity of a Mediterranean person, is for those who want to have a friendly conversation, not a guidebook, while visiting the city...

Mayi Kita, the first stop in a Mediterranean Trilogy; Alexandria... the journey will continue with Venice and end in Istanbul.



Number of Pages: 150

Print Year : 2012


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Everest Publications

Ilk Year of Printing: 2012

Number of Pages: 150

Language: Turkish