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Fisherman and His Son Book Description Zülfü Livaneli, a man of letters and intellectuals known for his sensitivity to social issues, this time focuses on the fate of Aegean fishermen and immigrants who are deprived of even dreaming. Master writer Livaneli tells the most painful and greatest drama of recent years, "immigration", through the fisherman Mustafa, Mesude and baby Samir, in his book "The Fisherman and His Son". Dead human bodies and a half-dead baby, which they were familiar with from the news they watched on television in their warm homes until that day, fall into the middle of their marriage, creating a bomb effect; It puts family relationships in a completely different face. The Fisherman and His Son tells us a lot about the history of the Aegean to the present day, fish farms, and the ecological destruction caused by companies attacking the mountains and coasts in search of profit. Beyond this, the journey that immigrants undertake towards the unknown, their efforts to survive or death; In short, it focuses on their lives "close to the sea, far from the world". Perhaps Livaneli's most poetic novel, The Fisherman and His Son; A contemporary epope about family, love, parenthood, children, women's solidarity, friendship, migration and nature. Zülfü Livaneli's eagerly awaited new novel, The Fisherman and His Son, written after a long time, creates a vivid narrative in the reader's mind with skillfully selected descriptions. (From the Promotional Bulletin)