Please note that this title is currently out of stock but is available for pre-order. While we don’t have an exact publishing date yet, it is expected to be available within approximately 4 to 6 weeks.
Yuri Khachapuri lives in an ordinary apartment block where every door hides a private grief, every neighbour carries an unspoken burden, and every corridor echoes with the weight of lives quietly falling apart.
As Yuri prepares for what he believes will be the final day of his life, his fragmented journal becomes a confession, an accusation and, ultimately, a search for meaning. Through the stories of those around him, he is forced to confront trauma, shame, memory and the invisible structures that shape the lives we think we understand.
But Suicide Apartment refuses to stay confined to the printed page. Blending fiction with visual art, music, film and digital storytelling, it invites readers into a layered narrative where every discovery leads to another question—and where the final revelation changes everything that came before.
Bold, unsettling and unlike anything else, Suicide Apartment is an immersive literary experience that challenges not only the boundaries of storytelling, but the assumptions we bring to it.
An immersive reading experience
Suicide Apartment extends beyond the printed page.
Throughout the novel, readers can explore Yuri Khachapuri’s artwork, writings and music through curated digital content, culminating in an exclusive short film that reveals the story from an entirely new perspective.
Affan Fatih Öztürk is a Turkish-Polish novelist, playwright and multidisciplinary artist based in Warsaw. His work brings together literature, theatre, film and visual art, drawing on both Eastern and Western cultural traditions. Suicide Apartment is an ambitious multimedia novella that reflects his continuing exploration of storytelling across artistic forms.
