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Who Came to Us Today? Book Description “My eyes are burning from crying now. I see the world behind the curtain of fog, I see everything as if milk had been spilled on it, I see it in polka dots, white and white. I tell myself to close them, they are dry now, I hear a squeaking noise from my eyelids, it doesn't help, I open them again with a bang. I only get two hours of sleep a day, and that's gone. A thinking person can't sleep, I think about İnci day and night, if she is there or not, how can I sleep? Stories that show that the most extraordinary people can be found among ordinary people, and that discover the mine of extraordinaryness in ordinary moments... Bullying, narrow-mindedness, mischief, mischief, "stinky" types and of course dogs are also present - as always. With purity, compassion, with those who know how to see wisdom even in shit, and of course with dogs - as always. Sezgin Kaymaz's literature is the folklore of "Nothing about humans is foreign to me", in a way... There is also a gift at the end of the book: the brotherhood of letters with its readers. As a well-established writer, he explains a little about himself by addressing one of his "pen brothers"... (From the Promotional Bulletin)