Ayrıkotu

The air is getting heavier. With every step and stride. My shoulders, neck and back. Heavy. As I moved forward, the trees got denser. I lean down from the mountainside to the valley. There is no wind at all. As I move a little further, my feet are buried in fog. Later, I realize that the giant rock she has squeezed into her mouth, between her teeth, prevents the valley from swallowing. She decorates the valley, which she hides from the wind, with a white veil.

Game-changing stories from the young storyteller Deniz Tarsus. In her stories, she tells the story of weeds, people of an imaginary geography, wild animals, and the reality of nature that moves like a single living thing. She addresses violence, poverty, and the surreal without turning her back on the surreal. She speaks to people from the environment they live in, from their own nature; but her eyes see different things as much as possible. The story atmosphere created by Deniz Tarsus, her power to transform geography, and the space she has opened up/will open up for herself within the language are remarkable.


Thin Cover:

Number of Pages: 144

Year of Publication: 2013


e-Book:

Number of Pages: 102

Year of Publication: 2013


Language: Turkish
Publishing House: Can Publications

Number of Pages: 144

Year of First Printing: 2013

Language : Turkish