God's Logbook

The question of how the world was created is one of the issues that all religions and also science have emphasized for millennia. An answer to this big question, which has been bothering the minds of humanity since the beginning of civilization, comes from Migirdiç Margosyan with his new book God's Log Book.

In this narrative written in a brand new style, quite different from his works published to date, but still full of humor and irony, Margosyan tells the story of God's creation of the world, with his familiar mischievous style and fertile language, inspired by the Creation chapters of the holy books. .

Margosyan, who tells the story of the earth, the sky, the stars, the seas, all living things and of course humans, created from nothing by God, who "kills when you say be, kills when you say die", as it has been told for thousands of years in the ancient lands of Anatolia and Mesopotamia, occasionally He does not forget to ask God for forgiveness and mercy for the "chronological" deviations and "anachronistic" mistakes he makes. God's Logbook is an extremely entertaining work that does not neglect to make fun of all the actors and factors that alienate people from others. The author, who added his previously unpublished story Hokecas to the end of the book, takes the reader on a journey between Diyarbakir-Istanbul, past and present.
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Page Number: 128

Printing Year: 2016


Language: Turkish
Publishing House : Aras Publishing

Editor : Rober Koptas

First Printing Year: 2016

Number of Pages: 128

Language: Turkish