Runner in The Glass

The book at hand is the adventure of a courageous individual who embarks on a long journey in order to actualize onesclf at a young age, experiencing life directly through various events. This adventure has a narrative that is both surprising and instructive with its both personal and societal content, revealing hiddcn truths and providing opportunities for facing them. On one hand, it portrays the intensity of a iove that is fought for by a woman , and nıatures along with her, while on the other hand it takes the reader through the unofftcial knowledge of distant and recent history. By highlighting the assimiiation movement tovvards America's subculture identities, the Vietnam War, and the syndromes it created in human history, the author also subtly conveys that they are a subject of unofficial history. This multi-dimensional, colorful, and thoughtful vvork is an extraordinary fıction that turns tovvards both İove and political tıeld with its creative narrative. By leaving questions for both our