Snow by Orhan Pamuk

They talk about Ipek and Muhtar to her, how they marry how unhappy ways. He acknowledged that he wanted to repair his relationship with her. Muhtar insisted on a car alarm, the Institute of Education reported the taking of the local director. After doing this, the car and Muhtar have been picked up for interrogation and police. On the way back from the police station, the car was introduced to Ipek's sister Kadife. Cardiff does not want to be seen as a scarf, female leader removal.

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Orhan Pamuk (born in 1952) is a Nobel Prize winner in 2006, Turkish novelist, playwright, scholar and literature. As one of the most famous authors in Turkey, his work in 63 languages ​​made his best-selling author and sold over 1,300 books. Pamuk is the author of the novel including White Castle, Black Book, New Life, my name is red, snow, innocent museum, and my mind is strange. He is Professor of Comparative Literature and Writing Robert YIK - Fontam, a professor of humanities at Columbia University. Pamuk was born in Istanbul, where Turkey received the Nobel prize for the first time. He is also the recipient of many other literary awards. My name is Red 2003 win 2002 Grand Prix du MEILleur Livre Ettler and will be awarded the 2002 Premio Glynzane Cavour International Dublin Literature Award