Maureen Freely, author of Enlightenment, talks about the writing life in a recent essay in The Washington Post. Freely, widely known as the translator of Orhan Pamuk's "Snow," "Istanbul" and "Other Colours," is also a novelist, journalist, lecturer, and human rights advocate. Listen to Marie Arana's accompanying podcast interview with Freely on The Washington Post Bookworld website. Enlightenment will be published in paperback in June 2009.
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Novelist and Translator Maureen Freely on The Writing Life in Washington Post
Maureen Freely, author of Enlightenment, talks about the writing life in a recent essay in The Washington Post. Freely, widely known as the translator of Orhan Pamuk's "Snow," "Istanbul" and "Other Colours," is also a novelist, journalist, lecturer, and human rights advocate. Listen to Marie Arana's accompanying podcast interview with Freely on The Washington Post Bookworld website. Enlightenment will be published in paperback in June 2009.
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