✍ Scribed by Aslı Tohumcu
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Aslı Tohumcu Abis'te sustalı bir bıçağın korkunç anlamlar barındıran sesiyle seriyor "gerçek"i önümüze... Satır aralarında naif bir sesle "dünya yaşanması gereken bir yer değil mi?" diye soruyor... Tohumcu bu ilk kitabında, hayatın göründüğü gibi olmadığını, insan ruhunun karanlık noktalarını ve şiddetin kan kırmızısını anlatıyor... Abis, dünyayı bir kâbusa döndürenlere edebiyatla bir karşı çıkış, sert bir isyanın da kitabı.
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