Right now, I am reading My Name Is Red, by the Turkish writer, Orhan Pamuk, a Nobel Prize for Literature winner. It’s set in 16th century Istanbul, and although the early chapters are slow-going, I am enjoying it.
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I had a great time with a local book club last week. The conversation focused on two things: my grandfather’s diaries from the 1940s and 1950s, and print-on-demand technology that allows people easily to publish their cookbooks, memoirs, diaries, poems, and so on. I was able to explain the process, and show them the possibilities.
More unsolicited feedback (I never ask, “Hey, did you read my book? How did you like it?”): One lady said to me, “I really like that town Bathington!” A man told my wife, not me, that he so enjoyed The Temporary Typist that he ordered a copy for his mother.
Happy reading, people!
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