İthaki Yayınları Nobody Knows about Us

Sometimes it felt like it was going to remember. it was coming to the end of something. then it would let go. if it held on to the end, it felt like more would come. if more came, it knew that something would change places. things that moved out of place wouldn't go back.

Hakan kökcü, who stands out with his stories that portray people in their most intimate and familiar moments, now observes the distance that emerges at the heart of modern relationships in his debut novel __t2__.

Ibrahim and gülnihal. or gül, azra, su... as the names change, the story shifts; the past is rewritten, today's face changes. the years spent together hang between identities that multiply without touching each other. a dinner, a photo frame or an unfinished sentence... it turns into the carrier of the increasingly intense tension.

__t4__ is a novel that questions what it means to love, to stand side by side, and to be yourself; it grows through silences, repetitions, and small moments. kökcü, who delicately addresses the distance between two people – sometimes a hand's reach away, sometimes the thickness of a wall – tells the story of those who get lost in relationships and try to find out who they are.