Tütün Yorgunu

A man they call "Ag Osman". Hasty, quick in action. It's like there's someone chasing after you. He plants tobacco, collects tobacco, and stacks tobacco. His hands are covered in tobacco pitch, the smell of tobacco has penetrated his lungs. Tobacco is always on your mind...
It should be collected and sorted as soon as possible. Moreover, buyers do not give tobacco the value it deserves. All of his villagers, even his own brother, only care about their own interests and are secretly hostile to him. Which one should Ag Osman deal with?

Finally, things happen and Ag Osman starts talking to himself, cursing everyone, and moving around with his hands as if he were stringing tobacco. Even though the imam of the village reads prayers at his head, he is taken to Keçeci Dede Yatiri and attempts are made to exorcise him, it is in vain, it does not work out well. On the contrary, he becomes even more withdrawn. When the methods learned from ancestors do not work, there is only one solution left: Taking the patient to the doctor in the city.

Tobacco Tired is an impressive work that reveals the helplessness of our poor and ignorant villagers in the face of traditions in a striking language and makes the reader's heart ache with its touching scenes.

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Number of Pages: 147

Printing Year: 2007


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Literatür Publishing

First Edition Year: 2007

Number of Pages: 147

Language: Turkish