Museum of Innocence
Orhan Pamuk’s long awaiting Museum of Innocence will be opening on Saturday, the 28th April 2012
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Orhan Pamuk’s long awaiting Museum of Innocence will be opening on Saturday, the 28th April 2012
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it was a lovely preview yesterday and i had a good long talk with ara güler.
hey eda it was so nice to get to know you during the cocktail of the opening of the museum of the innocence. I hope i see you in Karlsbad on Sunday.
by the way, your new website looks great – http://www.ibe-travel.eu/
Oh, oh. First: reading your reposnse to My Name is Red brought the book, and my own experience fo reading it, back so clearly that the only way *I* can respond is to read it again. Because that is what you have made me want to do. I loved My Name is Red; it’s my favorite of all of Pamuk’s wonderful books, each special in their own way, but this one perhaps because I love Persian miniatures, perhaps because I was close friends, at the time, with a woman from Shiraz who enlarged the stories for me and made them even more real, perhaps because I too was a calligrapher at one time was a love affair in the reading, and like a love affair has left its fragrance in my life.But I also appreciate what you’ve done here and said, the way you’ve constructed this post and spoken of your own memories. What greater tribute to a writer’s work, or to that deeply personal experience of reading and falling into a book that we realize will hold us, somehow, forever?