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Bütün Aşklar Birbirine Benzer "Biri Hariç!"-Ayhan Bozkurt Bütün Aşklar Birbirine Benzer "Biri Hariç!" - Ayhan Bozkurt "Sinirlenen, öfkelenen, sevinen yüzünden eser yok şimdi. Yastığa başını gömüş, kımıldamadan uyuyor. Aralık duran ağzıyla çocuksu bir ifade beliriyor yüzünde. Dudaklarının üzerinde parmaklarımı gezdiriyorum. Kulaklarını okşuyorum. Saçlarını usul usul tarıyorum, her bir teline ayrı ayrı dokunuyorum. Birden silkinip kalkmasını, bana cevap vermesini istiyorum. O hiç kıpırdamadan uyuyor. Pürüzsüz, esmer teni öyle güzel görünüyor ki. Yalnızca yanaklarına hafif bir kırmızılık yayılmış. Geniş omuzları, ince beli, diri göğüsleri beni yeniden büyülüyor. " İlk kitabı Barikataki Çocuk'la yayın dünyasına hızlı bir giriş yapan Ayhan Bozkurt, Bütün Aşklar Birbirine Benzer, Biri Hariç adlı ikinci kitabında, günümüz aşklarını, kadın erkek ilişkilerini, iktidar ve medya arasındaki kirli oyunlar ekseninde işliyor.
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Bütün Aşklar Birbirine Benzer "Biri Hariç!"-Ayhan Bozkurt
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Set in Tehran just after the contested Iranian elections of June 2009, the story centers on Raha, a female college student and anti-government activist from a secular, well-to-do family in north Tehran. Several other first-person voices also narrate the dramatic events, including a devout Muslim member of the Revolutionary Guard named Hossein, Raha’s fiancé Kian and both their mothers, and Gita, an Iranian ex-pat visiting from the United States. Raha and Kian and their friends become caught up in the massive demonstrations against the declared Ahmadinejad electoral victory. They become involved with Hossein by chance; normally, the reader is told, the college students and the lower-class Sepah would not meet socially. No spoilers here, but Raha’s activism leads to some very difficult and painful experiences for her and her family. The multiple first-person narrators, especially the inclusion of Hossein, create a compelling tapestry of voices and opinions that give the novel a many-layered and complex texture. This is a big story on a large canvas; there is nothing simple or easy about the events or the human responses. The different ages and backgrounds of these narrators allow issues of class, of religion, of culture and gender, to be explored organically, with very few didactic moments. Early in the novel, short chapters move the story quickly; when the pace slows down in the second half of the book, I was already deeply involved with these characters and wanted the more reflective periods. I wished that the narrative voices varied more in syntax and diction, but it did not significantly interfere with my involvement in the characters or their story. Before reading this novel, I knew little about Iran beyond the headlines. Pakravan does a superb job of feathering information about Iranian history, culture, language and conflicts into the story, only very rarely succumbing to the authorial impulse to tell the reader too much. Instead, the competing passions of the characters invite the reader to participate in the complex and dangerous situation of a nation and a way of life in tumult. Highly recommended.
2022-10-21 05:25
martinlorincik
Investigator Yashim returns in this book. ut it was disaapointing because there's not too much Yashim and there's not too much Turkey. Still, a good yarn to read on the place. Lots of twists and turns.
2022-10-21 05:25
