İthaki Yayınları Haz

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Haz raven leilani / i̇thaki publications publication year: 2022 Number of pages: 208 Paper type: book paper Size: 13.5 x 21 Language: turkish Skin condition: cardboard cover

Isbn-13: 9786258401851 Author: raven leilani Translator: aslıhan kuzucan Dylan thomas prize winner kirkus prize winner national book critics circle best debut book award winner when she published her first book, haz, leilani, who dropped like a bomb on black women's literature, fills her prose with colors that evoke different tones and brushstrokes full of suffering, also with the effect of her painting. The glory of his language surrounds the human being with the surprises and unexplored aspects of his sentences. The haz capitalism takes as its center a young woman in distress who wants stability and compassion, trapped by the cinder of racism and sexist. Edie's starting to stumble through life in her twenties. He lives in a mediocre apartment, goes to and from work, and can't find the right person. At the same time, it also gives life to the art that boils in it, albeit occasionally. He meets eric and rebecca, who are experiencing an open marriage within the rules. When she's out of work, she's invited to eric's house. A hesitant ally for rebecca and becomes a de facto role model for her adopted daughter. Razor-sharp, cunningly funny and delightfully immersive, haz is a portrait of a young woman in a turbulent age trying to understand her hunger for life and her anger. "it's fun and deadly." Zadie smith's debut novel, leilani, is like summer: sentences that turn into hailstones like ice melting with a crack

a story like a bicycle thrown wildly forward down the hill. The new york times book review

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