The scattering of the spoken word, words, and even punctuation marks, from the center to the languages at the edges. Deniz Gül's writing always oscillates between the plasticity of language and the plasticity of things: edges and margins. Loyelow is a low yellow narrative of those who are silenced, of those who are crossed, of Turkey near and far. Construction continues.

"Then everything developed as it did in Russian literature.

The one who killed their father,

boys with velvet carnations appeared,

They threw their carnations into the fire. The whole place smelled of carnations."