Low pressure

Semih Tuğrul's novel Low Pressure, written in 1977 and first published, is a striking text that shows how destructive love, madness and youth can be for both people and nations. Beginning with the last years of the Ottoman Empire, the novel takes us up to the mid-1950s and leaves us with the picture of a successful Turkey.

In Low Pressure, which blends the experiences of an urban Istanbul family over the course of half a century with what is happening in the country, many social events, from the occupation of Istanbul to the death of Atatürk, from the Democrat Party to the power of the 6-7 September Incidents, are told through the eyes of the heroes.

Also a successful family novel, Low Pressure is a masterful look at the previous fifty years from the Turkey of the '70s with the guidance of personal testimonies.

(From the Promotion Bulletin)

Paste Type : 2. Dough

Number of Pages : 272

Dimensions : 12.5 x 19.5

Year of First Printing : 2018

Number of Printings : 1st Edition