Two Crazy Dervishes - Yazlonzi

Two Crazy Dervishes - Yazyalnizi Book Description “For a while, my eyes fell on the shore. There was a stark naked child. He was walking sideways, looking at the ground. There must have been a crab on the ground. The one he looks at and emulates. I turned my head and looked at those who were going to play cards. They were walking straight ahead. "If I didn't know, you once walked sideways, stumbling, lying wrong..." I said and walked up to him like a little kid. Now, if I walk sideways on this crowded street, like a crab, like that naked little guy. "If I sit at the dessert shop where I go with my friends and write about Eyes at Night, what will happen next, I write about what will happen." In this book, which is a combination of the first two story books, Behçet Çelik writes about those who try to cope with loneliness, those who fall in love and dream from afar, those who want to get away from themselves a little bit, from the maddening monotony of life. It brings to life the stories of those who are depressed, lost in the void created by unemployment and an uncertain future, and those who seek sincerity in friendly conversations, with a style that sometimes contains a subtle sadness and sometimes a subtle irony. Two Crazy Dervishes / Summer Alone is a warm meeting of the first stories heralding a unique literary universe woven with mastery. (From the Promotional Bulletin)