Las frías noches de infancia

Like a shooting star. Like a summer meteor. Brief, incandescent, intense and blinding was the life of Tezer Özlü. Also his work, which very soon became cult literature for an entire generation, with a prose that shines, captivates and moves. From the age of eighteen, escaping from a childhood and a youth in which she felt captive, this free woman, stalked by madness, infatuated with life and men, lived in Paris, Ancara, Istanbul, Berlin and Zurich. where he died of cancer. Sparkling shifts that followed in the wake of her whims, her reading, her loves, or her incessant need for emancipation and discovery. However, a shadow threatens her every moment, the joy of the sun, the sea, her first kisses and her first adventures. Diagnosed as manic-depressive, she was hospitalized several times and subjected to electroshock and neuroleptic treatments. Another glow, that electricity that runs through her head, and against which she rebelled so many times...