Four Cornered Triangle

Salah Birsel, one of the original writers of our literature, presents one of the most successful examples of the art of satire. Four Cornered Triangle, space; its reinterpretation by breaking it in terms of individual perception, opposition to the rhythms of memory, a few feet of distance taken as a reaction to moral totalitarianism...

Welcome to the world of the "not".

"I am an observer, an international observer.
I never abandon my duty as an observer even while sleeping at night.
Casino residents, street vendors, civil servants, managers, purchasing board members, drivers, black marketeers, general secretaries of important associations, prostitutes, thieves, and intellectuals are always under my observation.
I got used to this observation in the warehouse of the Tobacco Leaf House where I worked.
The fact that my job is to look around twenty-four hours a day inevitably forces me to arrive at some truths, the other sides of the facts, the third side, the fourth side, the fifth, the fifteenth, the fifteenth, He was taking his thirty-fifth side to the seer.
Many people did not understand this duty of mine.
Those who did not pay attention to the fact that my observation power was open to the work in the warehouse and my informing my superiors that the tobacco needed to be ventilated had a special meaning:
Damn, why don't you tell me that I am a guard? They are in conflict."



Number of Pages: 128

Print Year: 2012

< br>Language: Turkish
Publisher: Sel Publishing

First Printing Year: 2012

Language: Turkish