Sevilen

Looking at the hell of slavery from an insider's perspective, Sevilen tells the story of a woman's fight for freedom who escaped from slavery with her children. Sethe, who cannot take the weight of the past off her shoulders even after years and struggles with its ghosts, comes to terms with her motherly conscience, her femininity and the society to which she belongs. This giant work of Toni Morrison, which blends the feelings of femininity and motherhood in a wonderful way, sheds light on a history full of cruelty, while managing not to miss the emotional subtleties of a very personal story of existence at the center of a black family.

Bringing pain and beauty side by side. Beloved, which won Toni Morrison the Pulitzer Prize with its poetic language, is an extremely realistic tale with its magical atmosphere and supernatural details…
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 352

Year of Printing: 2016


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Sel Publishing