Castle Rock Manzarası

Described as the world's greatest living short story writer, Alice Munro tries a very different style in this book and offers her readers a memoir-novel consisting of short stories. A gripping work consisting of a spiral of reality and fiction. The family history that begins with the migration of her Scottish ancestors to Canada in the 18th century extends to Munro's current life. Although each story is a unit on its own, it actually forms the links of a chain.

We are amazed by the mastery of a writer who, by proceeding along those links, conveys the social structure of two hundred years, the value criteria of the society, human relations, the gradually changing production and consumption styles, in short, all the characteristics of humanity with her unique style.
(From the Promotion Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 352

Year of Publication: 2016


Language: Turkish
Publishing House: Can Publications

Number of Pages: 352

Year of First Publication: 2016

Language: Turkish