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- The Turkish language edition offers readers a comfortable reading experience in their mother tongue
- Available as a singular product, this work will have a special place in your library
- The oversized design makes the text easier to read and the visuals are presented in a more impressive way
- This work by Philippe Djian gives you the opportunity to discover the author's unique narrative style and in-depth character analysis
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- Made in Türkiye
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- Barcode No: 9789755391779
- Origin: TR
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| Product Name | : | Betty Blue |
| Publishing house | : | Detail publications |
| Stock code | : | 9789755391779. |
| Cover type | : | Cardboard cover |
| Paper type | : | 2. Dough |
| Language | : | Turkish |
Let's get straight to the point: the novel you're holding describes a "predatory" love. It's not a book for those who want to live "love" with expectations of happiness and marriage; not at all! Those who prefer a calm life, those who fear the collapse of their pink dreams, should not read… __t1__, which is described by critics as a myth, a novel written sincerely and boldly, describes the struggle of an ordinary people, namely an anti-heroes, a tap repairman and a woman working in bars, to live their love and change their fate. The woman is one of those who cannot restrain her anger against the falsity and baseness of the contemporary world. He's frivolous to life, unprotected; he has no account. The man belongs to a generation that has experienced loneliness and the meaninglessness of objects, and who, unable to realize their rebellion, consumes themselves. To build a miniature life, he goes to a desolate corner of the earth. One writes a book and forgets. He is willing to drink beer in the evening and watch the sunset. One day, the woman comes with anger, femininity, and ownership. They embark on a journey together, delving into the fiery depths of hell where the man's anger steadily flares... they're unafraid to clash with those who don't mind their differences, and they're ready to challenge those who try to pull them down. They don't surrender to the world, which is becoming more and more a hole. They get hurt. They are wounds. Somewhere in the novel, the man says: "in life, some goals are to go astray, to hit yourself in the chain. It is necessary to understand that “there is no happiness, there is no paradise, there is nothing to gain or lose, and the essence of nothing can be changed. And believing that "after this, all that's left is despair" is to be wrong once again. "because hopelessness is also an illusion.""a novel of those who are not reconciled to their fate, those who do not want to control their anger, those whose heart burns with fire... one of the most ""predatory"" examples of underground literature..."









