Robinson's Blue House

"My father sat me down next to him one day and said: The day will come, you will suffer a lot, my son. You will not have any friends. You will realize that you are alone, alone on an island. You will never know that." Remember, my son, you will find yourself in the middle of an ocean and you will be surrounded by a crowd of people shouting and each saying different things. All of them will do their best to escape you from your island, six billion of them. Can you understand what this means?
Robinson's Blue House is the tale of the last of the Robinsons in a world of possibilities that no longer exist. From the South Pacific to the dungeons of London, from a train station in Warsaw to a secret hotel in Istanbul... Robinson is looking for his Friday. One day a flooded church, another day an attic full of junk, or a kingdom consisting of cubicles where brooms are kept... Which is Robinson's house? Maybe all of them?

If life is a saber-toothed tiger, perhaps it is best to run away without looking back. Ernst Augustin, the great writer of contemporary German literature, creates a world of colors you have never seen; Beer-colored signs, tea-coloured light, panic red, tangos made of brown velvet... Paintings of spiritual climates collected from all corners of the world by the author, who lost his eyesight three years ago.
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 225

Printing Year: 2015


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Everest Publications

Prepared by: Başak Güntekin
< span>Cover Design: Beste Doğan

First Print Year: 2015

Number of Pages: 225

Language: Turkish