Women's Fendi

“I realized how many things love could be.”

Norwegian whose works are read in more than twenty languages In Women's Fendi, which he wrote when he was only 24 years old, before the cult texts Doppler and The End of the World as We Know It, and which was also adapted for the big screen, writer Erlend Loe approaches the changing relationship styles and the roles of men and women with his humorous and subtle style: Possible love or eternal enemy Is it?

Loe focuses on the ups and downs relationship between a young man who has difficulty finding his place in the mirror of the postmodern world and a determined young woman who suddenly gets involved in that man's monotonous life: Along with Marianne's living space, which expands its boundaries a little more every day. The young man, who does not know what to do when she invades his heart, has two options: He will either fight with Marianne, who creates storms in the corner of his life with her unique thoughts, strange desires, extraordinary dramas and yellow bedside table, or he will stop resisting and follow her lead.

“I was alone. Marianne was no longer there. There was no one else. It was just me. I didn't think about Marianne as much as I feared. I tried to act like our relationship was unimportant, like there wasn't much to care about, and I ended up belittling him. While I was sitting on a chair in the living room drinking my wine, I kept thinking about what we had experienced.”

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Dough Type:2. Dough

Number of Pages: 136

Size: 13.5 x 21

First Print Year: 2019

Number of Prints: 1. Edition

Language : Turkish