Diri Gömülen

The novel's stark portrayal of existential dread feels deeply personal and timeless. I'm curious about the cultural or personal influences behind this haunting story.

The character's despair is so raw that it made me wonder if this mirrors real feelings or is it a reflection of broader societal frustrations during that era?

The fragmented narrative and symbolism feel ahead of their time. I'm interested in how these stylistic choices influence the novel's timelessness.