Stories of a dream collector: Random by Can Göknil
Can Göknil's new story book, Arrival, meets the readers in April with the Can Publications label. In Random, Göknil dreams of a world full of hope with all his attention, excitement and desire to create.

Can Göknil's new story book Arbitrary will meet with readers in April under the Can Publications label. Göknil dreams of a hopeful world in random, with all his attention, excitement and desire to create. Those who look at the world with love rather than hatred, with common sense rather than anger, with hope rather than disappointment, find a new area of resistance for themselves in these stories.
I collect dreams. I think people should understand. I collect words I choose from conversations. I dream. Dreams are like wind. They appear and disappear. They don't come to save money. It's all volatile. Who do I catch? I want to make what I capture visible. I draw, I paint, I also write a little.
Can Göknil tells about people who look at life and nature with hope and integrate with the world in Random. People who struggle to be together, who value each other, who think not only about "me" but also about "we", find themselves incarnate in these stories, raise their voices and build their own counterparts in the author's dream world.
#life #human #love #dream #creativity #hope #loveBook Name:Indiscriminate
Author:Can GöknilPublisher:Can Yayınları
Series:Contemporary
Genre:Story
Number of Pages:72
Price:130 TL
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