Uğurun Mantığı

Here, you will find a novel/poetry book written in Turkish by Işıl Ezgi Çelik and published under the pseudonym Esha Mathur, which is of Indian origin. This pseudonym presents a narrative that intertwines an autobiographical story stretching from France to India, from Japan to Cambodia, with fiction. Inspired by autobiographical elements, this work is infused with a poetic sensitivity that occasionally emerges amidst otherwise ordinary perceptions. This modern traveler’s story progresses through various cultures, places, and characters, offering an in-depth exploration of a transient life amidst diverse landscapes. In this work, Işıl treats poetry not merely as a literary style but as a way of perceiving the world. The text oscillates between autobiography and fiction, blurring the boundaries between reality and imagination, wrapping truth in a veil of poetry, and enriching the mundane with a poetic perspective. This provocative work, fluctuating between humorous and dark tones and possessing an underground air, is the result of an effort to reconnect with memories through a long-abandoned native language.