Description
A sweeping story of the final collapse of the Ottoman Empire over the course of the First World War, "Farewell" is a novel of one particular family living in one particular house during these historic events.
About the Author
One of Turkey s bestselling and most beloved authors, with more than ten million copies of her books sold, Ayse Kulin is known for captivating stories about human endurance. In 2011, Forbes Turkey declared her the country s top-earning author. In addition to penning internationally bestselling novels, she has also worked as a producer, cinematographer, and screenwriter for numerous television shows and films. A mother to four sons, she lives in Istanbul. Buket Uzuner was born in Ankara 1955. She is the author of short stories, travel writing, and novels, as well as being trained as a molecular biologist and environmental scientist. She has studied and worked at universities in Turkey, Norway, the United States, and Finland, and was a fellow at the University of Iowa International Writing Program in 1996. She has won numerous awards, including the Yunus Nadi Prize for her novel The Sound of Fishsteps in 1993, and the University of Istanbul named The Mediterranean Waltz Best Novel of 1998. She currently lives in Istanbul with her son.
Book Information
ISBN 9781564787583
Author Ayse Kulin
Format Paperback
Page Count 428
Imprint Dalkey Archive Press
Publisher Dalkey Archive Press
Weight(grams) 544g
About the Author
One of Turkey s bestselling and most beloved authors, with more than ten million copies of her books sold, Ayse Kulin is known for captivating stories about human endurance. In 2011, Forbes Turkey declared her the country s top-earning author. In addition to penning internationally bestselling novels, she has also worked as a producer, cinematographer, and screenwriter for numerous television shows and films. A mother to four sons, she lives in Istanbul. Buket Uzuner was born in Ankara 1955. She is the author of short stories, travel writing, and novels, as well as being trained as a molecular biologist and environmental scientist. She has studied and worked at universities in Turkey, Norway, the United States, and Finland, and was a fellow at the University of Iowa International Writing Program in 1996. She has won numerous awards, including the Yunus Nadi Prize for her novel The Sound of Fishsteps in 1993, and the University of Istanbul named The Mediterranean Waltz Best Novel of 1998. She currently lives in Istanbul with her son.
Book Information
ISBN 9781564787583
Author Ayse Kulin
Format Paperback
Page Count 428
Imprint Dalkey Archive Press
Publisher Dalkey Archive Press
Weight(grams) 544g
