Crossing the Line

"Everything outside was unreal, like a show, a show watched through a small hole... Only he didn't fit in here. He sighed irritably, pushing his shoulders back as if they were in pain. His arms felt a feeling of irritation. There was a hissing sound coming from his head. He sat with his teeth clenched for a long time, just trying to restrain himself. Since there was nothing that could please him or ease his mind, the only thing left was to endure this discomfort, feeling like a dislocated joint in the body of life: In his mind, he saw a dislocated finger, swollen, bruised, in pain. The issue was how to put himself back on his joint. "

A married musician with children, who is in love with his student, a romantic young woman who reciprocates his love, is passionately desired but the circumstances change. A union that makes it impossible... Although the subject is not foreign to any of us, Lawrence's literary mastery takes the novel far beyond a simple love story. The depth of spiritual analysis and especially the creative descriptions offer an impressive read to literature lovers. Crossing the Line is one of those rare works that, like old wine, loses nothing of its taste over time...
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 248
< br>Year of Printing: 2016


Language: Turkish
Publishing House: Metis Publishing

Prepared for Publication by: Özde Duygu Gürkan

First Edition Year: 2016

Number of Pages: 248

Language: Turkish