Jaquess Brell
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My Closest Companion Is My Loneliness
After finishing Notes from Underground, I was left not with the story, but with myself.
It felt as if the book didn’t describe a character .it revealed the voice inside me.
A person sometimes feels trapped not in a crowd, but inside their own mind.
And I realized the most constant companion is neither memories nor friendships .it is loneliness itself.
Perhaps the closest thing to a human being is the inner voice they must endure.
The Storm Within
There is no sea in this book; there is a human being.
While reading the stories, you don’t see events-you see people’s loneliness, helplessness, and their silent struggle with fate.
At one point in a story, I couldn’t continue reading; I had to put the book down. Because the author doesn’t merely tell - he makes you live it.
Zeyyat Selimoğlu did not write about the sea, but about the storm inside the human soul.
