Bir Gün Tek Başına

Vedat Türkali's classic work in our literature, One Day Alone, tells the drama and hope of people holding on to each other in the chaos of society:

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“He left the room slowly, went into the bathroom, turned on the heater and turned on the water. He looked at the water flowing noisily, held his hand, it was warm, just as he wanted. But he still couldn't get under the water. That's because I don't want to change. With this water, everything inside will flow away. Then he entered slowly. Nothing will flow away. How easy! That's why you're a coward. You want everything to change immediately. Like would that be better? Then you would chase after him and never catch up. Now I'm falling behind; Look now... It was pulled out from under him, the water was very angry. He could barely resist even extending his hand to remove the soap from his eyes. You have no job, son. This one is hot, this one is cold... This one is hard, this one is soft... You will stay on the edge all your life. There is no job for you, son, there is no job for you... He was a little relieved. He adjusted the water heater and went under the water again. It was always like this. He would end up turning around and blaming himself for sure. Is there anything left to say? I am like this... It's over... Even defense is in vain now. Doesn't it change? Then you leave life to your own way, it goes away. Then the accumulation begins to move again. Then hot water again. Or a toothache. Maybe it's a green phlegm spread on the asphalt that you stepped on without even seeing it. The escape of a ferry…”

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Media Type: Paperback

Dough Type: 2. Dough

Number of Prints: 4. Printing

Size: 13x20

Number of Pages: 752

First Printing Year: 2015

Language : Turkish