Lilith

"To remember as you look, to feel pain as you remember, to breathe as you feel pain..."

He was expelled from heaven for rebelling against Adam. The story of Lilith, who was expelled, not remembered much anymore, and perhaps always misrepresented, was not lost in history; in fact, it always came back in different places, assuming different identities. Liliths still live in the world, cursed and surrounded by walls of prejudice. Esra Beijing tells the story of one of them, Lamia.

The betrayals, loves, contradictions, innocence and evil of two brothers who make being a whole an irreversibly dangerous game; He clashes with the revenge inside Lamia, with Lamia's power, weakness, crime, and punishment.

In this world where consumption is an indispensable habit, freedom of choice is literally thwarted, and justice is nothing but a word in the dictionary, equality is promised to itself. Lilith is the story of a woman who tries to provide herself with power. The novel, which progresses layer by layer as Now, Before, Even Before and History of History, throws a wrench into the "innocence" that history rewards and the "guilt" that it punishes. It turns all the stories you know upside down.



Number of Pages: 120

Print Year: 2016
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Language: Turkish
Publisher: Sel Yayincilik

First Printing Year: 2012

Number of Pages: 120

Language: Turkish