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My Name Is Red

by Orhan Pamuk

My Name Is Red

by Orhan Pamuk

In the vibrant world of Ottoman Istanbul, a commissioned book to celebrate the Sultan's empire becomes a perilous task when one of the miniaturists disappears under mysterious circumstances. Amidst the glory of 1590s Turkey and the tension of religious fundamentalism, 'My Name Is Red' unfolds as a complex tapestry of art, intrigue, and murder that delves into the depths of love, artistry, and the clash of traditions. When the Sultan demands a resolution within three days, the remaining artists and those entwined with them must untangle a web of professional rivalry, romantic jealousy, and theological terror. It's a synthesis of philosophy and suspense that paints a vivid portrait of a culture reconciling its history with modernity.

  • Historical
  • Literary
  • Fiction
  • Mystery
  • Religion
  • Culture
  • Ottoman
  • Art
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