Demir Ökçe

Iron Heel Book Description: Our civilization, which we are so proud of, is based on blood. It is not possible for any of us to stay clean in this sea of blood. The experiences of his wife Avis, who gave his life a new direction and shared his struggle with what he learned from Ernest Everhard, the tireless defender of the working class, are finally in their present form in 1908, seven centuries after it was written, accompanied by Anthony Meredith's foreword and footnotes. In this work, you will read the stories of the people oppressed by the Iron Heel, listen to the brutal destructiveness of class conflict through the protagonist's speeches, and then find yourself in the middle of the fierce street struggle against the Iron Heel. Although this is a book written more than a century ago in the United States, what is described here is not far from what is happening elsewhere in the world today. The Iron Heel, which is a unique narrative of class struggle that will make you forget that it was written by the master writer Jack London and feel like you are listening to a real life story, is considered one of the first examples of dystopian literature, and it is also known as many works such as 1984, Us, Brave New World, The Handmaid's Tale. has been a source of inspiration. (From the Promotional Bulletin)