Deccal'in Hatırı

"It was as if a pair of dead eyes were staring into his eyes, looking at him from the afterlife. And how kindly the dead man spoke. Look at his disguise, you would say he is either a parking lot attendant or a stall steward; look at his face, Is he an angel or what? Look at his eyes, it's a shame he's dead, just listen to him without looking at anything, oh my God, he looked so familiar. And unfortunately, how scary it was. "To be the Antichrist, to be an angel... To be dead, to be alive. … Being sick, being healthy… Being a man, being a woman, being homosexual, being another gender… (There is also being a “gender”, of course, that is separate!) Are they really that different, that different? Take a look, think about it. Sezgin Kaymaz is a writer who always re-offers his addicts the taste they are used to and who always ventures into new waters. He is a writer who always raises the birds of joy through the uncanny, violence, "evil", the extraordinary and the everyday, and at the same time... In The Memory of the Antichrist, the birds of joy are the characters of the state of coma, maniac doctors, mafia people, cops playing police, lubunians, greedy rentiers and of course, every As always, it takes off among the poor.
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 429

Print Year: 2014


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Iletisim Publishing

Number of Pages : 429

First Printing Year : 2014

Language : Turkish