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Humanity’s awe at words that surpass human power emerges under the title “Ways to Stop Time.”Our protagonist Tom Hazard suffers from a condition called anageria, which is more accurately described as a curse or a beauty: he is born centuries ago and reappears in the present day as a history teacher. A society known as the Albatross, which believes people with anageria must remain unknown to others, helps Tom and those like him periodically relocate and assume entirely new lives. Although the nov

The dream of a “perfect society,” which has occupied human minds throughout history, has served as inspiration for countless works from Plato’s Republic to Thomas More’s Utopia. However, the political traumas of the twentieth century and the alarming rise of technology inverted this vision, giving rise to the genre of “anti-utopia,” more commonly known as “dystopia.” As M. Başak Uysal aptly observed, while utopia envisions a “earthly paradise,” anti-utopia serves as a warning sign showing how su