We Want Stove Window Glass and Two Loaves

Yılmaz Güney promises to see the color of the truth, taste it and hear its voice in his novel We Want a Stove, a Window Glass and Two Loaves. "Isn't the thief guilty at all?" at every opportunity. To those who ask; It tells about crime, criminal and criminal psychology. This is a novel of poor neighborhoods, desperate people, and children who learn about abuse and drugs at an early age. The novel, in which you will enjoy the taste of language craftsmanship in every line, whispers to us that yesterday is not yesterday, and that the truth is always there for those who know how to look.

“Yes, one day he was going to rob the rich houses. What was there to steal in the poor houses? He would always rob them. Then he would wear thick hoods with fur collars. He would wear thick wool sweaters. He would wear shoes with rubber soles that would warm his feet. He would wrap himself in long woolen scarves that would keep his neck warm. He would buy his father and mother whatever they wanted. He was going to buy an eye for his father, an artificial eye. Then no one would understand that his father was one-eyed. He was going to buy his sister the colorful, beautiful clothes that girls in the alphabet wear. He would not send his mother to clean rich houses, and he would make her quit caring for the cemetery.”

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Dough Type: 2. Dough

Size: 13.5 x 21

First Printing Year: 2019

Number of Printings: 1. Printing