Les contes ordinaires d'Ersin Karabulut #1

Ersin Karabulut's Contes Ordinaires d'une Société Résignée opens with a cover that quietly arrests attention: a man, a woman, and a young girl stand hand-in-hand on a rooftop at dusk, gazing out over a dense urban landscape bathed in warm amber light — while around them, on balconies and ledges, other figures go about their scattered, indifferent lives. Published by Fluide Glacial in 2018, this first volume promises an intimate yet wide-eyed look at the small absurdities and quiet resignations woven into everyday society. It's the kind of book that feels immediately human.