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Sushant Ainapure sushantainapure1294e — My first impression was that I'd be able to write a combined review involving this book and "What's the Matter with Kansas." There seemed to be many convenient parallels - the journalist returning from (some kind of) exile, fundamentalist fervor, angry populists, a coup (of sorts.) Alas, it wasn't meant to be. The moral gray areas quickly eclipsed any obvious polemical purpose; tragedy and passion accumulated in thick drifts; and then your reader looked up and realized that Kansas was (still) more than half a world away from Turkey. Looking at it another way, there is a dizzying array of ways to frame this book, making it difficult to describe in a brief review. As it tilts toward its conclusion, Snow's illustration of certain human depravities and its characters' authentic emotional experiences form a strong current which can pull the reader through quickly. Intrigue, romance, politics, religion, and violence might draw readers in without shedding much light on the broader contexts with which the book contends. Focusing on any one of these strands is all too convenient; each might provide an appealing path. But surrendering to the plot itself may preclude a sense of resolution at the end of the line. Unless you're an expert on Turkish society, there's no clear way through the contextual murk without further investigation. I suspect that things fit together, and the lines between creative license and realism become clearer, after a closer look at the historical, philosophical, and social questions doing the heavy lifting behind the scenes.

Alex Evans alexevans — Beautiful short snapshots of a moment. This is a great selection!

Zulay Frost momstermoj4017 — Amazing book, thought not as amazing as The Sight, I still gave it five stars. I love Fell's point of view. While I was reading The Sight, I really didn't care for him, but this book changed my mind.