Piyango ve Diğer Öyküler

Piyango ve Diğer Öyküler

3.4 (25 betyg)
2020 · Turkiska · Ljudbok · 85 utgåvor
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Bir kadın, deli gibi o gün evleneceği adamı arıyor, okunmamış bir mektup, bir ilişkinin en dehşetli yanlarını ortaya çıkarıyor ve mavi takım elbiseli, uzunca boylu bir adam, sinsice sayfalar arasında dolaşıyor… Shirley Jackson, modern edebiyat tarihine geçmiş en iyi öykülerden biri olarak anılan Piyango’yu çoğunlukla kadın kahramanlara, gündelik yaşamda üzerinde pek durulmayan gerginlik ve teslimiyet anlarına odaklanan öyküleriyle bir araya getiriyor. Bu birbirinden ayrı ve yine de birbiriyle bağlı öykülerde insanın üzerine üzerine gelen duvarlar, fırlatılan taşlar, harcanmış rüyalar var ama bunların hiçbiri, insanların içinde yatan karanlıklar kadar ürkütücü, onlar kadar düşündürücü görünmüyor.

İlk yayımlandığı The New Yorker dergisine rekor sayıda okur mektubu gelmesine yol açan, kışkırtıcı unsurları olduğu gerekçesiyle pek çok yerde yasaklanan Piyango, diğer öykülerle birleşerek Shirley Jackson’ın karamsar, karanlık ve karanlığıyla büyüleyen dünyasının, dünyamızın kapılarını aralıyor.

Bokdetaljer

Format Ljudbok
Språk Turkiska
Publicerad okt 19, 2020
Förlag Storyside
Upplagor 85 utgåvor
ISBN-10 9180125174
ISBN-13 9789180125178

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