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Children's author Stephen returns home alone from the supermarket he went to with his three-year-old daughter Kate and gives his wife the worst news in the world. Their daughter has disappeared. While the feeling of guilt devours all hopes with an insatiable hunger, the lives of two people are shaken in ways they cannot imagine. Is this a pain that time cannot heal, or is there still something to be done when everything is lost?

In Lost, Ian McEwan, one of the important names of contemporary English literature and winner of the Man Booker Prize, creates a very fundamental point in the depressing political atmosphere of England. It tells about a family surrounded by pain and how the greatest sadness arises from the most ordinary problems. While doing all this, it offers the reader new ideas and discoveries about time, self-cursing, childhood and growing up.

Lost is a flawlessly written, impressive, serious book worth reading. He uses innocence; You know, that innocence that the great English writers have always successfully captured, which is harder to achieve than to experience. If you want to be horrified, renewed, joyful, revitalized, read this book.

- John Carey, Sunday Times

With his writing with an unbearable directness; An extraordinary novel that examines the world in close-up, with its strange, intellectual playfulness and masterfully constructed beautiful structure.

- Jonathan Raban, Observer

This is the McEwan we have been waiting for... Lost is an extraordinary achievement. Form and content, theory and practice are so masterfully and inextricably intertwined that the novel is almost proof of its own thesis. It also has an impressive and magnificent ending.

- Sheila MacLeod, Guardian

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Dough Type: 2. Dough

Size: 13.5 x 21

First Printing Year: 2019

Number of Printings: 1. Edition

Language : Turkish