Melancholy of Innocence

A Philo-poetic fable of love
It is better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all – Alfred, Lord Tennyson – 1850.

Melancholy of Innocence is a philo-poetic fable of love set in the late 1920s in Istanbul, just after the political revolution leading to Turkish independence. It is an adolescent's journey into self-discovery about the true meaning of love.

The novel inquires about the human moralities by looking philosophically into the realm of existentialism in the way modern society identifies love.

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