Orhan Pamuk
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Book Review: Istanbul – WSJ.com
in Culture/ArtBy Orhan Pamuk (2003) 5 Orhan Pamuk has written, for most of his life, at a desk overlooking both Asia and Europe—and the bridge over […]
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Burgeoning art scene in Istanbul despite little state funding
in Culture/ArtTahira Yaqoob “For me,” wrote Orhan Pamuk of his beloved Istanbul, “it has always been a city of ruins and of end-of-empire melancholy.” But huzun, […]
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Orhan Pamuk: By the Book
in Culture/ArtThe author of “The Innocence of Objects” and “Silent House” believes all American presidents should read “Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance.” Illustration by […]
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A book is a promise
in Culture/ArtOrhan Pamuk: A book is a promise The Turkish laureate Orhan Pamuk tells Sameer Rahim why he has made his fictional museum a reality. Orhan […]
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Orhan Pamuk: Turkey’s enemy within finds peace
Orhan Pamuk once symbolised the contradiction at the heart of Turkey. But the country has changed, the Nobel laureate tells Shaun Walker Shaun Walker The […]
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Istanbul: Journey to Another World
in Culture/ArtIstanbul: Journey to Another World by Julian Loose A Trip to the Museum of Innocence For many readers, a first visit to Istanbul can seem […]