Conversations with Orhan Pamuk (Literary Conversations Series)

Cover
Title Page
Copyright
Contents
Introduction
Chronology
\"One Should Seek to Be a People’s Writer Rather Than an Elite Writer\"
\"I Wanted to Show How Everything Eventually Sinks into the Overwhelming Banality of the Dreary Thing Called Everyday Life\"
Orhan Pamuk from Cevdet Bey to The White Castle—\"I Started  Out with Lukács\"
Orhan Pamuk: \"Enigma Is Sovereign\"
The Best Seller of Byzantium
Turkish Interview Excerpts from Öteki Renkler (Other Colors: Essays and a Story)
Sense of the City: Istanbul
\"I Was Not a Political Person\"
The Most Hated Turk
\"One’s Novels Can Be Seen as the Milestones in the Development of One’s Spirit\"
Orhan Pamuk and the Turkish Paradox
Nobel Foundation Telephone Interview with Orhan Pamuk
Nobel Prize in Literature Interview: Orhan Pamuk
\"No One Drives Me into Exile\"
\"Novels Are Encyclopedias\"
Orhan Pamuk and Salman Rushdie on \"Homeland\"
A Conversation with the Nobel Prize-Winning Author of The Museum of Innocence
Orhan Pamuk Interview: Painting and Literature
Orhan Pamuk Interview: Turkish Geopolitics
Orhan Pamuk: Silent House
Orhan Pamuk: \"A Book Is a Promise\"
Orhan Pamuk on Taksim Square, the Effects of Breaking Bad, and Why the Future of the Novel Is in the East
On Writing A Strangeness in My Mind
\"I Am an Accidental Politician\"
\"I Don’t Write My Books to Explain My Country to Others\"
Politics & Prose Presents Orhan Pamuk
On the Photographs in Balkon
\"I Am Content with My Novel\"
\"Nights of Plague, the Novel I Am Currently Writing, Is Also Something of an East-West Novel\"
Turkish Interview Excerpts on Nights of Plague
An Interview about Interviews
Index