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Burak, a young writer, struggles on a pursue of his career. Despite having few works published in the past, Burak is convinced that the industry is overlooking his talent. Together with the main character of his new book, Melis, Burak is trying to find the best ending for his new work.
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Burak, a young writer, struggles on a pursue of his career. Despite having few works published in the past, Burak is convinced that the industry is overlooking his talent. Together with the main character of his new book, Melis, Burak is trying to find the best ending for his new work.
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