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The Free

Khan

Khan, “The Free”

TeasPress, 2025, 288 pages

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A character created by a screenwriter who claims to be a tyrant rebels against his fate and searches for a way out of the world to which he has been confined. Thus begins a conflict between the screenwriter and his own creation. Each tries to outwit the other. Traps are set, pits are dug… In the chaos, innocent people are killed in both their worlds. Both protagonists face similar tragedies. Yet one crucial nuance separates them: their choices. Causes and consequences, coincidences and necessities, prayers and blasphemies… Contradictions intertwine in harmony, driving everyone slowly insane. The entire story is narrated in a singular style by a supernatural being named Ezberpozan Tanritay. Ezberpozan sheds light on the path of those who discover true inner freedom — though even he does not consider himself entirely free. In these two worlds, where gods are slaves and slaves are free, who can truly protest against whom?

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