Ruined Spring

Köhne Bahar Book Description: In essence, the rich cultural heritage that has been learned and transferred from language to language, from generation to generation, orally and even by seeing, doing and experiencing for thousands of years is entrusted to us by previous generations to pass on to the next generations. If this great heritage is not preserved in written form, it will succumb to time. So are testimonies, findings, analyses, comments and opinions. Talents with high creative potential in the context of art and literature cannot, of course, be considered separately from this. The doors to all areas of life should be wide open so that none of them succumb to time. For this reason, traveling to the distant or recent past is essential in some cases. It is such a journey that it is very difficult to distinguish where the truth begins and where the fairy tale begins. Grandmothers and grandfathers made the land where we live their home and lived difficult lives. What did they do, how did they live, what did they think? Faith, other cultural factors, the many faces of life... That part is 'local, indigenous' until the end. The person in question is, that is; Ambition, lies, hypocrisy, fear, anxiety, envy, joy, sadness, excitement, tranquility, love, birth, death... Good, bad... And this face of life is undoubtedly 'universal'. Perhaps most importantly, nothing is as it seems and/or is shown. Conditions have changed; Human is still the same human (?)… (From the Promotional Bulletin)