Orhan Pamuk

Orhan Pamuk in 2009.

Nobel Prize winner Orhan Pamuk (born June 7, 1952 in Istanbul) is a Turkish author and a professor of comparative literature. He was the first Turkish person to receive the Nobel Prize (2006).

Works

Novels

• Cevdet Bey and his Sons (1982)
• The Silent House (1983)
• The White Caste (1985)
• The Black Book (1990)
• The New Life (1995)
• My Name is Red (1998)
• Snow (2002)
• The Museum of Innocence (2008)
• A Strangeness in Mind (2014)
• The Red-Haired Woman (20160

Non-fiction

• Other Colors: Essays and a Story (1999)
• Istanbul: Memories and the City (2003)
• My Father's Suitcase (2007)
• Manzaradan Parçalar (2010)
• The native and the Sentimental Novelist (2011)
• The Innocence of Objects (2012)

Screenplays

• The Secret Face (1992)

External links

• Orhan Pamuk's official English-langauge website.
• Profile of Orhan Pamuk on the official Nobel Prize website.
• Quotations from Orhan Pamuk in Turkish and English on Wikiquote.

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