Pain is Tired

“Pains cannot be compared with each other - but on February 6, 2023, this country experienced one of the greatest pains in its entire history - perhaps the greatest. Serhan Asker witnessed this pain. Moreover - he experienced them on his skin. The book in your hands is the unique product of witnessing pain and experiencing it in your own skin. Just like a war diary. "A diary of humane stance and resistance against the cruelty of nature." –Ataol Behramoğlu "This is not a book of pain, but of confrontation. It is a book of the desperation, resistance and trying to relearn life of people who are faced with terrible destructions, traumas and losses. Serhan Asker describes not a disaster that passes away but a threat that can knock on our door again at any moment." . From the very heart of the disaster - by feeling the sadness in our bones - and by experiencing that deep grief with the earthquake victims. This is a book that tells us that we should always keep it in mind and always be prepared. " - Ahmet Ümit says, “The pain is tired,” Serhan Asker says. This is an expression that the pain continues. It can also be read as the echo on the walls of our memory of the scream that broke out within us with the February 6 earthquake. Even if the tongue stutters or turns into a painful scream in the face of great disasters, writing provides the opportunity for confrontation over time. “ –Ahmet Telli Author: Serhan Asker Volume: Paperback Size: 13-5 X 19-5 Number of Pages: 160