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The house in Istanbul is a companion piece to Orhan Pamuk’s bestselling novel of the same name about a doomed love affair
The Turkish novelist on Tolstoy, speaking out and the pleasure of watching ships sail the Bosphorus
Ángel Gurría-Quintana selects his must-read titles
The Nobel-winning author on Turkey’s strongman president, solidarity with Salman Rushdie — and his new novel about a plague
The Nobel Prize-winner guides Alan Yentob through the centuries-old districts of Istanbul
The Nobel laureate on his new novel, the visual imagination and politics in the age of Erdogan
The Turkish novelist charts a journey into adulthood in this tale of a well-digger’s infatuation with an enigmatic leading lady
Turkish novelist Orhan Pamuk’s Istanbul museum comes to London
Documentary captures the strange charm of Turkish author Orhan Pamuk’s Museum of Innocence
A round-up of the titles to remember
Ankara and Yerevan at loggerheads over a 100-year-old legacy of war and mass killings
Turkey’s greatest writer talks about the ‘wonderful’ uprising in Taksim Square, and opens the doors to his ‘Museum of Innocence’
A domestic drama that chronicles life before Turkey’s 1980 coup
What would I change about myself? I would be pleased if someone would invent a pill to remove my impatience
In 2008 Nobel laureate Orhan Pamuk published ‘The Museum of Innocence’. Now he has built it
Reza Aslan’s ‘Tablet & Pen’ offers English translations of a wealth of the region’s literature from the 20th century
What does it mean to be a writer? It means you try to represent what it is to be alive
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