Orhan Pamuk

Orhan Pamuk has been described as Turkeys "greatest living novelist". His works have been translated into over 40 languages. In 2003 he won the International IMPAC award for My Name is Red. His 2004 novel Snow has met with similar acclaim. His most recent book, Istanbul, is a personal history of his native city. His website is at www.orhanpamuk.net.

A look at the sources of inspiration behind "The Museum of Innocence"

In a famous article in the "Paris Review", Hemingway made a list of the literary figures who had influenced him. When I decided to become an author, I was determined to make the same list.

By Orhan Pamuk

/ 27 Jan 2015

A look at the sources of inspiration behind "The Museum of Innocence"

In a famous article in the "Paris Review", Hemingway made a list of the literary figures who had influenced him. When I decided to become an author, I was determined to make the same list.

By Orhan Pamuk

/ 27 Jan 2015

Freedom to write: Orhan Pamuk, Margaret Atwood and Salman Rushdie

The "Freedom to Write" lecture took place on Tuesday 25 April as the first of many events in the PEN New York World Voices festival. For more information

By Salman Rushdie, Orhan Pamuk and Margaret Atwood

/ 27 Apr 2006