Shayan Ashkany

Life into the Depths (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

An incredibly compelling story of an immigrant fleeing from Iran to Turkey in search of a better life. What seems like a simple journey unfolds into a profound exploration of human emotion, leaving readers with a powerful sense of catharsis. Raw, real, and filled with undeniable truth ""Life into the Depths"" offers firsthand insight into living in corrupt countries. Amidst the dark depths of truth, the love and people, the protagonist meets alongthe way bring light and hope. This book vividly illustrates the human experience through mere storytelling, making it a must-read.

This book is about escaping from darkness and seeking the light, the journey of an immigrant, and the experience of love, music, and breaking sacred taboos. It explores themes of sex, sin, religion, belief, God, heaven, and hell. It introduces readers to complicated people who may live in your neighborhood yet remain strangers and offers a glimpse into the strange and beautiful city of Istanbul, wrapped in diverse cultures.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Leadstart
• Erscheinungstermin: 5. Dezember 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9789362634894
• Artikelnr.: 72800231

Autorenporträt

The author was born in the city of Karaj, in the suburbs of Tehran, in the winter of 1980. He started walking late, but once he began, he could no longer stay at home. At the age of five, his family left the beautiful nature of Karaj for the bustling city of Tehran, settling in the picturesque slopes of Lavizan Forest. He attended school there, quickly moving through elementary years to middle school and then high school.

Despite a strong desire to attend university, the political turmoil and student abuses in Iran's universities deterred him. Instead, he went to the army, and after two years of hard work in the barracks, he lost all motivation to continue his studies. Seeking freedom, he decided against university education.

After several years of unfulfilling work and life in Tehran, he decided to emigrate, longing to escape the cold, oppressive atmosphere of Iran. One morning, he left his beloved country on a bus bound for Turkey, hoping to find a better life. Istanbul welcomed him with open arms, offering him a good and beautiful life among its lovely people, allowing him to work and continue his journey.