Trojan-137
Trojan-137

Author(s): Burak Cem Coşkun
Subject(s): Short Story
Published by: Transnational Press London
Keywords: Trojan-137; killing; posthumanism series; science fiction; Turkish Fiction in English; anthology; non-western science fiction; stories; Turkish science fiction;
Summary/Abstract: Utter darkness, sound sleeps, and a life that had lost its purpose and meaning. An incomplete life where there is no difference between dream and reality within the labyrinth of consciousness, unsatisfied by science and faith. Is sleeping the only thing to do? Or is humanity always asleep? Even if one is not aware of it, is the desire to sleep a way back to reality, a ritual of feeling one’s own existence? To remember dreams is sometimes so difficult and sometimes so easy. To remember those that make one suffer, arouse the senses, and set one in motion, however, is not that difficult. An endless search that relentlessly desires the missing thing and the self.

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