Actually There Is No Heaven

In fact, there is no heaven, by Kerem Işık, whose stories were published in Kitap-lık, Eşik Cini, Notos Öykü, Özgür Kitap magazines. his first book. In his stories, the author removes the details that are not very noticeable in the seemingly normal flow of life from their ordinary appearance and treats them delicately and in a simple language. While Kerem Işık deals with the subject and issue he focuses on, sometimes with a multi-identity fragmentation, sometimes with the attention of a voice directed to ordinary people, and in its simplest form, without resorting to exaggerated word games, he stays in the naive voice of the crazy, emotional, thoughtful character who deals with his anger from within. He tells his stories in Turkish: he integrates his naive view with a worldview that understands the transience of man.


Thin Cover:
< br/>Number of Pages: 88

Printing Year: 2015


e-Book:

Number of Pages: 66

Printing Year: 2010


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Yapı Kredi Publications

Page Number: 88

First Printing Year: 2010

Language: Türkç e