The Ownerless Planet: The Tears of the Blue Planet
Sep 2013 · www.akintekin.com
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In the year 5021, planet earth is ravaged by the deadly rays of the sun and assaulted by flooding and hurricanes. Living in these dismal conditions, Robert Daly brings home to his family a book written back in the late 20th century, “The Ownerless Planet”. During his childhood, Erol, the hero of this book, sought protection from the Turkish Kabadayis, or knights, against the violence of the children in his community. His boundless hatred of these children induced him to become an invincible boxer. When his father was killed by adversaries hostile to nature, he resolved, as nature's advocate, to wage battle against them throughout his life. In Kangal, Erol falls madly in love with a girl from Anatolia and detaches the leeches of humanity from their victims. After losing his beloved friends he goes mad. Stepping into the boxing ring again helps him and he copes with a great deal of upheaval.
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Akin Tekin, a German citizen, was born in Gurun in Turkey in 1944.He studied sociology and literature, but his greatest interest lies in ecology. He worked for several years in Germany as a sociologist for the federal government helping foreign immigrants and their children in all legal and social matters. While he was there he wrote the "The Ownerless Planet" and "The Duel at Checkpoint Charlie."He is multilingual, fluent in Turkish, English and German. He is the first environmental novelist of Turkey.In his work you will find descriptions of nature, its pristine harmony and of the natural way of life in the olden days of picturesque Turkey and the German Democratic Republic
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