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“When that day comes, you will be alone.”

Who will remember you?
How many generations will the echo of your words reach?
How many more lifetimes will what you have achieved survive despite the rule of time and the absoluteness of death?
Whose victory will be the victory you embrace by giving up on yourself and your loved ones?
What will be left of you when you pay the price of power?
Who will remember you when it's all over?

Haldun Taner Short Story Award in 2005,
Winner of the Yunus Nadi Short Story Award in 2007; Yavuz Ekinci, who builds bridges between the past and the present, the traditional and the modern, myths and realities in his works, this time focuses on the stories of those who fight to leave their mark in life at all costs, and the struggles of fathers, sons and brothers.
“Maybe I'm at the End of the World” traces a question as old as human history, on the axis of trust and power: Can the oppressor who brought the world to its knees also defeat time?