Last word

Mamoon Azam, of Indian origin, is one of the most respected and famous writers of England. However, as he reached his seventies, book sales began to decline and his name began to be forgotten. Although he has decided to live a secluded, quiet life in a provincial town, his second wife, who has expensive tastes, has other plans. When his publisher commissions a provocative biography of a young writer in a last-ditch attempt to revive the author's career, Azam has no choice but to reluctantly submit to his past being brought to light. What happens next turns into an uncanny game between a secretive, arrogant, sarcastic literary genius who uses others for his own interests, and an ambitious, daring young writer who thinks his future depends on this biography, where it is not known until the last moment who will have the last word.

The Last Word, the latest novel by Hanif Kureishi, who won the Whitbread Award for Buddha of the Suburbs and was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay (My Beautiful Laundry), is both entertaining and entertaining with its realistic and intelligent fiction. It manages to be touching. This mischievous story, which winks at real-life people and events, takes its place in the Kureishi oeuvre.

"Kureishi writes one of the most important works of his career with his novel, which is based on one of the main problems of literature, put forward by a writer who has reached the level of mastery..."
-The Times-
(From the Promotional Bulletin)< br>


Number of Pages: 296

Printing Year: 2016


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Everest Publications

Cover Design : Füsun Turcan Elmasoglu
Editor : Başak Güntekin

First Edition Year: 2016

Number of Pages: 296

Language: Turkish