Another of his novels alternates chapters of narrative with articles written for Milliyet by the protagonist's half-brother.
The protagonist of one of this man's novels is a textile merchant who becomes obsessed with a shopgirl to the point of fetishistically collecting artifacts of her life. Another of his novels alternates chapters of narrative with articles written for Milliyet by the protagonist's half-brother. This author of The Museum of Innocence was accused of copying exact paragraphs from a Fuad Carim work into his novel about a kidnapped Venetian scholar who helps the astrologer Hoja build a weapon to besiege Edirne. Another of his novels features a staging of Thomas Kyd's Spanish Tragedy during which Kadife, the leader of the "head-scarf girls", shoots Sunay Zaim. For 10 points, name this author of The Black Book and The White Castle, who wrote about the exiled Turkish poet Ka in his Snow.
The protagonist of one of this man's novels is a textile merchant who becomes obsessed with a shopgirl to the point of fetishistically collecting artifacts of her life.
Orhan Pamuk [or Ferit Orhan Pamuk]