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2006 Nominated

Young Turk

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ABOUT
THE BOOK

Against the backdrop of Nazism, in a multi-racial Turkey giving sanctuary to many of Europe’s fleeing Jews, a group of teenage friends struggles to understand events while reeling from (and relishing) the sexual and emotional discoveries of adolescence.

An alluring woman initiates Mustafa and his classmates in the carnal delights of rose petal jam; Musa discovers the hard facts of reaching manhood when he is expelled from the women’s baths; Bilal, a 14-year-old Jewish boy, sets off for Greece to rescue his mother’s sister; and a circus orphan known only as ‘Girl’ falls head over heels for the new trapeze artist . . .

ABOUT
THE AUTHOR Moris
Farhi

Moris Farhi (1935–2019) was a writer and international human rights campaigner. Mr Farhi was chairman of the Writers in Prison Committee of PEN in Britain, 1994-97, and the corresponding committee of International PEN 1997-2000. He was appointed an MBE in 2001. He wrote several novels, including Children of the Rainbow and Journey through the Wilderness.

Moris Farhi (1935–2019) was a writer and international human rights campaigner. Mr Farhi was chairman of the Writers in Prison Committee of PEN in Britain, 1994-97, and the corresponding committee of International PEN 1997-2000. He was appointed an MBE in 2001. He wrote several novels, including Children of the Rainbow and Journey through the Wilderness.

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Country
Turkey
Original Language
English
Author
Publisher
Saqi Books

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