Love at the Corridor of Mirrors pushes the boundaries of what a novel can offer.
When lost in the labyrinth of our own existence, who shows us the way out?
Where does the effort to exist within the world of another and the desire to be reflected in a pair of pupils lead us?
We desperately seek a hand to hold onto, but how far can that hand lead us?
The answer we seek often lies hidden in the person we least expect to ask. Who is that person?
Dr. Blue is a psychiatrist. White, a life deeply aged. Red, Yellow, and Gray, the different colors of our spirits' pains.
Mustafa Ulusoy takes an X-ray of each of our spirits. He touches us, our problems, heartbreaks, dead ends, desperations, rebellions, desires, and our very spirits. In heartfelt passages that flow within us, he questions the price of existing as a human in this world.
Upon reading Love at the Corridor of Mirrors, you will discover how little you know about love and ask: "Can a person fill another's heart?"
This novel is the story of those who lost love and found themselves.
