Hiyerofant

Hierophant Book Description There are things we are used to seeing in an ordinary back cover article; We become aware of the subject of the book, get a list of the attractive elements in that brief moment when we make eye contact, and get a foretaste of what awaits us. However, this time we will go the opposite way and count the things that are not in the book, because the work you are holding in your hands, which is far beyond the rules, requires exactly this: In Hierophant, there is no time as we know it and it does not flow as usual. Immediately after stepping on the blood-soaked and muddy soil of Çanakkale, you can observe the Nazis preparing to commit mass suicide after a massive last meal. There are no forgotten gods whose names most of us remember by heart, whose anger cannot be questioned; both because it is not their turn when it comes to anger and because they want to make room for the real being who distributes the roles in this world. While searching for the secret of alchemy, there are those who long for immortality like a lover; Probably so that we can listen to the heartbreaking story of immortals who are thirsty for death. This is the homeland of those whose lips touched their father's blood before mother's milk, of those who witnessed the Vikings who once passed through the heart of Istanbul, of children who had no friends other than the ghosts in Aşiyan, of those who took on the image of an old man and existed from eternity, of those who squinted at the Bosphorus and saw a huge cemetery. ... In short, nothing is impossible! We won't bet you on whether you can guess the end of the book, the title of the first chapter already says "The End"... The real issue is this: Can you figure out how it all started? (From the Promotional Bulletin)