The protagonist of this work reads an entry in The Encyclopedia of Life, which references a 1555 work by Olaus Magnus; that character then sees a boy get his school ID taken by a detective. The protagonist uses the axes of Reason, Imagination, and Memory to organize his poetry which was lost in a green notebook. In this work, a boy named Glasses brings news that the director of the Institute of Education died, which prompts the captors of (*) Funda Eser to open fire on the audience of a play, killing Necip in the process. Another character agrees to remove her headscarf for a production of The Spanish Tragedy, during which she is fooled into killing Sunay Zaim. This novel's protagonist may have betrayed Blue, a man who had an affair with Muhtar's wife, Ipek. For 10 points, name this novel about Ka, by Orhan Pamuk.
The protagonist of this work reads an entry in The Encyclopedia of Life, which references a 1555 work by Olaus Magnus; that character then sees a boy get his school ID taken by a detective. The protagonist uses the axes of Reason, Imagination, and Memory to organize his poetry which was lost in a green notebook. In this work, a boy named Glasses brings news that the director of the Institute of Education died, which prompts the captors of (*) Funda Eser to open fire on the audience of a play, killing Necip in the process. Another character agrees to remove her headscarf for a production of The Spanish Tragedy, during which she is fooled into killing Sunay Zaim. This novel's protagonist may have betrayed Blue, a man who had an affair with Muhtar's wife, Ipek. For 10 points, name this novel about Ka, by Orhan Pamuk.
The protagonist of this work reads an entry in The Encyclopedia of Life, which references a 1555 work by Olaus Magnus; that character then sees a boy get his school ID taken by a detective.
Snow [or Kar]