Glue and Scissors in the Report of a Rented Mind

This work is a unique novel featuring a narrative and tone that are humorous, strange, highly engaging, and captivating. The narrator, a poet and drilling engineer, takes us on diverse journeys to Bangladesh, Iraq, Turkey, Thailand, and even inside the belly of a whale, reminiscent of Sinbad the Sailor. He recounts his café outings in the south, teaches us how to cook fish stew, and reveals how he writes poetry. The entire novel is a narration of his romantic relationship. Distinctive writing style, chapter structuring, concise local prose, and the author’s unique perspective on time are notable features of this novel.