Blue Dog's Eyes

"An invisible sun began to warm our shoulders. But even the existence of the sun did not interest us. We sat there, in a place we did not know where, having lost our concept of distance, time and direction. Many voices passed by and we said, 'The woodcocks gouged out our eyes.' One of the voices said, 'They took the newspapers too seriously.' The voices disappeared and we continued to sit shoulder to shoulder."
Dreams, accidents, regrets, faith, longing and death...
In these stories where magical reality meets mysterious and misty atmospheres, Gabriel García Márquez, a bedridden young man, a woman who wants to enter the body of her cat, her child's It tells the moments of physical and intellectual sensitivity of characters who refer to very different fictional and mythological heroes, such as a mother injured by her death, a brother whose twin died, three men whose eyes were gouged out by sandpipers, and the angel of death patiently waiting for his victim.
The Blue Dog, which includes the author's first works. Their Eyes consists of twelve stories that Márquez wrote between 1947 and 1955. The book is a Márquez celebration with its style, themes, characters and especially the story "Night of the Woodcocks", which the author says "I wouldn't trade for One Hundred Years of Solitude".


Thin Cover:

Number of Pages: 128

Printing Year: 2016


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Can Yayınlari

Number of Pages: 128

Ilk Year of Printing: 2011

Language: Turkish