Human Part Part Place Vein Vein

Kozluk is a place where the unemployed and the weak, the poor and the unlucky, the shameless and the thief, the poor and the poor, the homeless, the wretched and the barefoot live. A little beyond, a little behind, a little to the right, a little to the left of Istanbul, but never in the middle! The people living there are not worried about the European Union, nor the environmental disaster that surrounds the world, nor the stock market, which opens the day with the highest value and closes the day with the lowest value. There, women have the most trouble with their husbands. Husbands from their wives. Young people do not care about the wrong decisions of the previous government or the consequences of global warming! Their dreams are filled with the sparkling shops of giant shopping malls. If there is one or not, they talk about the matches among themselves. And from unemployment! From helplessness, loneliness, loneliness! Because Kozluklu's existence and absence are the same.
Human Part by Part, Place by Vein, Hatice Meryem invites us to the house of an ordinary family from Kozluk. This; It is the story of Elmas, who dreams of swallowing his tongue with the talkative Zümrüt, Cavit, who takes his family on a picnic as he fills his pickup truck with children, and Coskun, who can never get along, and others.



Number of Pages: 286

Printing Year: 2008


Language: English
Publisher: Iletisim Publishing

Number of Pages: 286

First Printing Year: 2008