The new life / Orhan Pamuk; translated by Guneli Gun
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TextLanguage: English Original language: Turkish Publication details: London : Faber & Faber, 1997.ISBN: - 9780571326082
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| 894.3533 GO-O Orhan Pamuk, secularism and blasphemy the politics of the Turkish novel | 894.3533 NA-P Pamuk's Istanbul : the self and the city / | 894.3533 PA-M Museum of innocence | 894.3533 PA-N The new life / | 894.3533 PA-O Other colours essays and a story | 894.3533 PA-R The red-haired woman / | 894.3533 PA-S Snow |
"Winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature 'Everyone should read Pamuk' The New Statesman 'You could become obsessed with this novel' Guardian Osman is a young engineering student when he finds a mysterious and dangerous book that promises him a new and exciting life. He abandons his studies, turns his back on home and family, falls in love and embarks on restless bus rides through a nocturnal landscape of travellers' cafes and apocalyptic bus wrecks, all in pursuit of this elusive vision. But will he, or the reader, ever understand the nature of this strange obsession?"--
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