Free Circulation of Desire

Free Movement of Desire Book Description: “Even in their speeches in which they acknowledged the leadership of the working class in the revolution, the chiefs spoke of the workers as if they were a little condescending, and talked about carrying political consciousness as if they were carrying cold sandwiches and fruit juice snacks to them. "When I look at it today, it seems to me like a kind of middle-class philanthropy, the way they approach workers." Ahmet Tulgar tells the stories of loves, betrayals, shy admiration, admiration and hostility towards oneself in the stories gathered in The Free Circulation of Desire. Sometimes in the monotony of an apartment building, sometimes in shop fronts filled with a unique joy, sometimes in family homes, every day is like a ceremony. The heroes of these stories, who create themselves in the midst of repeated efforts to live, sometimes in the midst of the struggle to beautify the world, and sometimes in the midst of the dust and dirt of the country's agenda, are not afraid to take part in life despite everything they have experienced. Free Roam of Desire are stories that struggle with time, space and the moments that life presents with such arrogance that we must accept them unconditionally... (From the Promotional Bulletin)