EP 222: Book Review: Orhan Pamuk’s “Silent House”

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The Nuts and Bolts of Writing

Fortunus Games

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Hosts Imelda Wei Ding Lo (a.k.a. Fortunus Games), Teresa (Tete DePunk), and R.N. Roveleh interview a wide range of writers and creators about their creative process and approach to writing. They also talk about their own writing journeys and offer tips for writing more effectively and efficiently.

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EP 222: Book Review: Orhan Pamuk’s “Silent House”

The Nuts and Bolts of Writing

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2 years ago

EP 222: Book Review: Orhan Pamuk’s “Silent House”

Host Fortunus Games reviews a book by one of her favorite authors, Orhan Pamuk - “Silent House.” Written in 1983, “Silent House” is Pamuk’s second novel. It tells the story of three siblings - Faruk, a historian, Nilgun, a sociology student who sympathizes with leftists, and Metin, a high school nerd - visiting their grandmother Fatma in a small town near Istanbul.

Unfortunately, Fortunus Games didn't really enjoy this book and gave it 2/5 stars. Find out why.