The Bus Driver Who Wanted to Be a God

"Etgar Keret is a genius... He makes you laugh out loud."
-The New York Times-

"If you like black humor, you can't find anything better than this."
-Baltimore Sun-

A masterpiece of black humor that will be breathlessly read by Etgar Keret, who is described as the brightest star of the Middle East: The Bus Driver Who Wanted to Be God!

A driver who never makes his bus wait because he is a man of principle, a dwarf disguised as a little girl who is pursued by Interpol, people descending to a nearby town through the small hole in the gate of hell, a boring afterlife where only suicides go and not much different from the one we live in, a compassionate person. a vigilante and merciless God... Keret's world offers a unique reading experience with its movement, playfulness and subtle fusion of fantasy and reality. These sharp stories, full of irony and humour, that redefine the boundaries of reality by sharpening the ordinary sections of today's people's lives with elegant touches, intend not to fit into the pages, but to hook the minds of the readers.

The Bus Driver Who Wanted to Be God; A book that will not be forgotten easily with its strange, ambitious and loud voice.

"Even those who don't like reading will be addicted."
-Boston Globe-
(From the Promotional Bulletin)


Thin Cover:

Number of Pages: 152

Year of Print: 2015


eBook:

Number of Pages: 85

Year of Printing: 2010


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Siren Publications

First Print Year: 2010

Language: Turkish