Can a tyrant who has conquered the world ever hope to defeat time itself?

In Perhaps I Am at the End of the World (Belki de Dünyanın Sonundayım), award-winning author Yavuz Ekinci delves into an epic saga of legacy, authority, and the primal conflicts between fathers, sons, and brothers. Through a narrative that seamlessly bridges ancient myths and modern power struggles, the novel questions the true cost of human victory. As characters sacrifice their loved ones at the altar of ambition, Ekinci explores the fragility of success against the absolute finality of death. When the echo of a great conquest fades, what remains of the man who led it? This haunting exploration of trust and power asks whether our achievements can truly survive the passage of generations or if we are all destined for a lonely silence at the edge of existence.