Someone Else's Dreams

Cemil Kavukçu's new story book, Someone Else's Dreams, published after a two-year break, attracts attention with the strange relationship between the stories. In this book, Kavukçu makes you feel that he is pursuing how and why he writes, and reveals the behind-the-scenes of his writing. While wandering on the sharp and uncertain border between fiction and reality, between dream and real world, as never before, the writer and the narrator, the storyteller and the hero of the story, the hero of the story and the writer mix with each other and melt into each other; We are thrust into a world where we forget who is who. Thanks to the same narrator and heroes wandering through all the stories, the stories gain continuity, like photographs of the same life taken at different times. Cemil Kavukçu, who masterfully navigates the fine line between dream and reality, obviously throws the dice on the dream and takes the reader, as well as himself, through the labyrinths of a long dream divided into different nights and different times. Maybe he wants to say that our whole life is nothing but a dream, starting from the afternoon naps we are dragged into involuntarily during childhood.


Thin Cover:

Number of Pages: 74

Printing Year: 2015


e-Book :

Number of Pages: 74

Printing Year: 2003

< br>Language: Turkish
Publisher: Can Yayınlari

First Edition Year: 2003

Language: Turkish