If the Heart Could Think, It Would Stop Beating

If the Heart Could Think, It Would Stop Beating Book Description

“We are all prisoners of circumstances outside ourselves.”

Fernando Pessoa divides himself into different personalities and expresses the silence within himself. Whatever sentence you remove, you will encounter a form of loneliness underneath. The unique form of loneliness that Pessoa weaves with words carries a slight chill, like the coolness that appears at dawn.

Like Proust, Pessoa walks in the narrowest lanes of life; He wanders around the edges of deep spaces at the risk of falling into them. At one point in his life, in a flash of his mind, he sees something and throughout his life he tries to find out what it is.

Pessoa, who deeply penetrated almost all of his works, chose literature as a harbor to take shelter in and anchored himself in his harbor with the works he created during this period.

Pessoa, who was destined to follow the path laid out for him as a child, is one of the rare writers who can see life clearly from the outside, even though he is in it.

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Dough Type: 2nd Dough

Number of Pages: 88

Size: 11 x 18

First Printing Year: 2020

Number of Printings: 1st Edition

Language: Turkish