Panoptikon

Lovelessness, insecurity, loneliness and anger... They are orphaned dormitory children who have cut off their connection with the real world, except for the threat of social workers and reformatories. Does he have any choice but to turn into a crime machine? Can the system, which insistently takes away the power to transform their lives, which are in a spiral of drugs, prostitution and violence, ensure the welfare of the society only by locking them up and forgetting them? The facts explode like a slap. The hopelessness of these adult children who are trying to re-establish their already broken ties with life with tiny stitches, the scythe of the hope and love they try to raise even though they have no basis, the blows they receive every time they try to stand up, force us to confront our human values. He achieved considerable international success with his first novel, Panopticon, which was translated and adapted to the cinema. It was included in many award lists, including Dublin Impac and James Tait Black, and won the Edinburgh International Book Festival First Book Award.
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 309

Print Year: 2015


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Sel Publishing

First Printing Year: 2015

Number of Pages: 309

Language: Turkish