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Nights of Plague. Orhan Pamuk was born in Istanbul in and grew up in a large family similar to those which he describes in his novels Cevdet Bey and His Sons and The Black Book, in the wealthy westernised district of Nisantasi.

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The story itself has something of a soap-opera flavour in terms of both the day-to-day detail and melodramatic twists, although, framing device diversions and the odd tedious side-story aside, it did keep me interested. In a selection of his articles on literature and culture written for newspapers and magazines in Turkey and abroad, together with a selection of writings from his private notebooks, was published under the title Other Colours. This damages the "readability" of the book a little bit and reading the book may feel like a chore at times, especially for the layperson who does not have a particular interest in historical events. Join the discussion. Visit Helen Pearson's homepage. Bence ikincisi. In this new literary environment, Pamuk's historical allegory struggles to find a meaningful purpose, an engaging raison d'etre. Vahid Es. Want to read. Took me some time to digest but I remain confused as to some of Pamuk's aims here. Meanwhile, the plague epidemic is put to an end, as Minger is now able to independently make and implement decisions on protecting public health. The digressive narrative packs in various lives, and also gives a fine flavour of an empire which brought together Greek, Byzantine, Turkish, Muslim and Christian cultures amongst others, and the ways in which they adhered and diverged along various axes. Pamuk's flair, his characteristic attention to detail, and his narrative command remain intact, but they seem less adequate this time to be the values through which we value good literature and the means through which we make sense of the complex maze of thoughts and feelings.

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James Douglas. Rate this book. Stopped p. The governor of Minger and his aides together with a trained epidemiologist who found himself on the island as result of a coincidence try to fight the disease, but the measures they take are always compromises that only nibble at the edges. This talk was presented at an official TED conference. Pamuk remains a fine author, and any page novel please please editors - stop letting these through that keeps me reading rather than throwing it across the room must be doing something right. That work includes medical examinations, which were apparently out of the question in that day for Muslim women. It was there that he wrote most of his novel The Black Book , in which the streets, past, chemistry and texture of Istanbul are described through the story of a lawyer seeking his missing wife. They provide an overview of the studies, a more comprehensive bibliography and, in some cases, details of questionnaires and other data collected. His fears are not without foundation, for Crete has recently been seized by the psychotically acquisitive British. In this way, it is highly intriguing and feels very familiar. One would think that the historical period Pamuk has chosen for his book as well as the plot milestones I mentioned above set a perfect stage for a strong message.