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We Welcomed Life Book Description “What a strange thing old age is. It was as if I had been forced into a suit that was two sizes too small. The jacket and trousers I am wearing are so tight that I have difficulty moving my arms and legs. They can tear at any time as a result of a careless move. Actually, it wouldn't be a problem if I could match my attire and sit solemnly in a corner. But I can't cool the blood boiling in my veins, I can't restrain the crazy foal in my heart. Did I make a mistake by keeping the promise I made to myself and combining my old age with my childhood? I'm like a student whose hair was bleached with powder and forced into the role of grandfather in a primary school play. "It's winter outside, it's spring inside..." Hüsrev Pertev, a famous poet, made a will before his death: He does not want to leave a single line behind, except for the books he published with his free will... Attilâ Şenkon, starting with an unpublished text found in the study room of a deceased poet. tells an original story that becomes clear with the pieces combined with the detective meticulousness of a young and determined editor. We Welcomed Life invites the reader to get lost in the winding paths of writers and publishers and takes them on a journey between the past and present of literature. (From the Promotional Bulletin)