Description
Don't think that you are alone. Book Description: Back Cover Text (From the Promotional Bulletin) I made castles out of words for you. Huge castles with moats, balconies, purple flags and hidden entrances. I left my heart in a room. I let it fall from my hands without any ceremony, without any notice, without any fanfare or expectation, just in case you found it, you might be happy. I wove vines from letters for you; When you close your eyes at night, when you stand in that uncanny gap between sleep and wakefulness, when you are all alone in the consultation area of the jinn, maybe you can smell it, so that you can remember. I sewed you a robe from the alphabet; Of thick velvet, with silver threads, so that you can wear it with dignity and never feel cold. I engraved the initials of your name on it, silently and deeply, without anyone knowing, like an oath heard only by the Creator. I made you roses from dots, nightingales from commas, plateaus from exclamation points, mountains and plains from semicolons. I carefully added each spelling sign to the magic of your name. Because loving means building a new language. A language for two. Because where there is love, there is definitely speech, not silence.
This work, published by Doğan Kitap and written by Elif Şafak, is now on Dünyada Kitap.