Newroz

“ These hills are the color of gazelles. In the past, gazelles used to roam these hills. I wonder where they are now? If one of them falls in front of me and takes me to the Euphrates, beyond the Euphrates, to my Rodi. "My heart has consumed me."

Muzaffer Oruçoğlu takes the reader beyond the Euphrates on Newroz . The mountains may be steep there, the winter is relentless, but spring comes with Newroz.

“The other side of the Euphrates is not like these places. When you go to someone's house, they bring you a stone of cold water. If you drank it, they say it's good to eat. "Didn't you drink? He must be sick, they say, let him sleep in a cool bed."

While a mother is looking for her son on Newroz , a people are looking for their freedom in the steep mountains beyond the Euphrates.

Oruçoğlu tells the story of the mountains as if he were offering a stone of cold water.

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Dough Type: 2nd Dough

Number of Pages: 600

Size: 13.5 x 21

First Print Year: 2017

Number of Printings: 1st Edition