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The Bastard of Istanbul
Book • 2006
The novel, written by Elif Shafak, centers around Asya Kazancı, a nineteen-year-old woman living in Istanbul, and Armanoush Tchakhmakhchian, an Armenian-American who travels to Istanbul to discover her roots.
The story delves into the violent past of Turkey, particularly the 1915 Armenian deportations and massacres, and how these events impact the lives of the characters.
The narrative is set in both Turkey and the United States, highlighting the complex relationships between the characters and their cultural identities.
The story delves into the violent past of Turkey, particularly the 1915 Armenian deportations and massacres, and how these events impact the lives of the characters.
The narrative is set in both Turkey and the United States, highlighting the complex relationships between the characters and their cultural identities.
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in de context van haar proces in Turkije voor het schrijven van deze roman.


Elif Shafak

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Water. Lex Bohlmeijer in gesprek met Elif Shafak
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as a courageous writer who acknowledges the Armenian genocide in her book, "The Bastard of Istanbul."

Lilah Raptopoulos

FT Weekend: The stories we tell, with Elif Shafak
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in the context of a discussion about 

's experiences with the Turkish legal system.

Samira Ahmed


Elif Shafak

How I Found My Voice: Elif Shafak
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in the context of the Armenian genocide and its impact on Armenian identity.

Lilah Raptopoulos

FT Weekend: The stories we tell, with Elif Shafak
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in de context van een rechtszaak die ze moest ondergaan vanwege haar schrijven.


Elif Shafak

Water. Lex Bohlmeijer in gesprek met Elif Shafak
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as a novel where each chapter represents an ingredient in a dessert.


Elif Shafak

Table Talk: Elif Shafak