Orhan Pamuk, trans, from the Turkish by Nazim Dikbas. Harvard Univ., $22.95 (234p) ISBN 978-0-674-05076-1 Taking his title and inspiration from Schiller's "On Naive and Sentimental Poetry," Nobel ...

Janet Todd finds Orhan Pamuk and Umberto Eco opening up to their readers Do novelists know who their readers are? The question hovers over both of these engaging, brilliant, occasionally irritating ...

Isolation from the outside world has driven some of Orhan Pamuk’s most important works. In The White Castle (1985), an Ottoman pasha and his Venetian slave in the seventeenth century retreat to a ...

"When my sales went up my welcome from the Turkish literary scene disappeared" Istanbul, Turkey From an American school in Istanbul Pamuk went on to study architecture at Istanbul Technical University ...

Five years ago, Orhan Pamuk wrote a novel about a poet who is snared in a political intrigue from which there is no escape. Nine months ago, Turkey's most famous novelist was pulled into just such an ...

"We think novels work with words," Orhan Pamuk told a packed Director's Guild Theater last night. In fact, he went on, they work with pictures, or more precisely, they "converge words into pictures." ...

A court has dropped charges against Turkish novelist Orhan Pamuk, who was accused of insulting the Turkish republic for writing about the genocide of Armenians in 1915 — a taboo subject, and one that ...

Nobel prize winner Orhan Pamuk on Salman Rushdie’s attack, responding to extremism in Turkey – and his new, oddly prophetic, pandemic novel The Turkish Nobel prize‑winning novelist Orhan Pamuk never ...

Turkey’s most famous author talks about highs and lows, still having a bodyguard and finding inspiration for his new novel on the streets of Istanbul From my hotel room in the centre of Istanbul, ...

Spread from Orhan Pamuk's 2024 book, Memories of Distant Mountains: Illustrated Notebooks, 2009-2022 (© 2024 Orhan Pamuk; excerpted by permission of Alfred A. Knopf ...

In 2012, Orhan Pamuk, Turkey’s only Nobel laureate in literature, opened his Museum of Innocence in a 19th century wooden house in Istanbul. A real museum of imaginary lives, it contains 1,000 objects ...

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