Maureen Freely's acclaimed novel Enlightenment was featured in the New York Times Book Review's "Paperback Row" column on Sunday: "In this complex psychological thriller by Orharn Pamuk's American translator, a journalist investigates the disappearance of an American woman who, as a student in Istanbul in the 1970s, was involved with a group of radicals who may have committed a murder. A critique of Turkish politics, it is full of evocative descriptions of the city then and now."
Tuesday, August 04, 2009
Maureen Freely's ENLIGHTENMENT in NYTBR's "Paperback Row"
Maureen Freely's acclaimed novel Enlightenment was featured in the New York Times Book Review's "Paperback Row" column on Sunday: "In this complex psychological thriller by Orharn Pamuk's American translator, a journalist investigates the disappearance of an American woman who, as a student in Istanbul in the 1970s, was involved with a group of radicals who may have committed a murder. A critique of Turkish politics, it is full of evocative descriptions of the city then and now."
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