God of Flowers

'The Lord of Flowers Book Description

This place is not worthy of you. This is a place that God not only forgot, but also erased from the book forever. If you want a place where no one will come and disturb you, I will find it for you, I even found it, I thought about it last night. Everything is ready. I am ready too. I'll take care of you. I will look. I will make sure that neither Lale, nor her father, nor her husband, nor anyone will disturb you, us. I won't disturb you either, I won't ask questions, I will love you but I won't pretend to be in love. If you are going to die, you will die like a man. I will ensure this.

The God of Flowers describes the love of perhaps the loneliest poet with "A woman more beautiful than the most beautiful woman alive." “The most beautiful woman alive” has a fatal disease. The poet, who escapes from the superficiality of daily life and can only breathe in his greenhouse among his flowers, decides to get rid of his loneliness, embrace his passion, and do his best to keep the woman he loves alive.
Hamdi Koç is a world where love, sexuality and death are intertwined, women and It tells an extraordinary story in which the most fundamental ties between men are questioned.

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Dough Type: 2. Dough

Number of Pages: 352

Size: 12.5 x 19.5

< strong>First Print Year: 2020

Print Number: 1. Edition

Language : Turkish