Didem Can (itspreaklypear)’s Reviews > Tales from Two Pockets > Status Update

The Stamp Collection is a sad story, and one that could happen to so many people in life—someone could go through an entire lifetime like that without even realizing it.

“The truth can be many things, you know, but you need to find the right words when you’re telling it.”

I loved how The Stolen Murder turns the petty jealousy between neighboring districts into something so absurdly funny.

The story "The Disappearance of Mr. Hirsch" contains another reference to Jews: "They're a bunch of crooks, those Armenians; even a Jew needs to keep a sharp eye on them."

THE OLD JAILBIRD'S TAIL: And at that point the guards starts begin shaking his head in amazement and says, "You Czechs must be terrible heathens or heretics, if doesn't effect on you!"

The Cacti Thief began intriguingly and seemed to be heading toward a satisfying ending, only to end in complete disaster. The cactus thief was brutally murdered...

Tales from the Other Pocket stories are beginning.

Released on Parole reminded me of the character Brooks Hatlen from The Shawshank Redemption. So sad...

The fact of the matter is, a man never knows how many people he’s wronged