Elif the ReaderMadame Sousatzka is the only work I read by Bernice Rubens, but it will not be the last. The story mostly takes place in Madam Sousatzka’s London house,…
The Story of a New Name is Elena Ferrante’s second book in the Neapolitan Novels. The story of Lenu and Lila continues from where they left off, but…
My Brilliant Friend is the first book in the Neapolitan Novels of Elena Ferrante’s quartet written in 2011. The book, which became a publishing success after it was…
Rudyard Kipling was waiting patiently on my reading list because of his Nobel Prize. I was finally able to meet this great author with the Light That Failed…
Dangerous books are rarely encountered in one’s literary life. I can say that the Book of Disquiet is the most dangerous book I have ever read. It nails…
The Touchstone is my first book from Edith Wharton. Although I heard great things about her works, especially the Age of Innocence, I always put it off. The…
Cesar Aira managed to put a 400-page novel in his 96-page book, An Episode in the Life of a Landscape Painter. I can say that it is a…
I read The Wind That Lays Waste by the Argentinian author Selva Almada with great curiosity. I wasn’t interested in the subject or characters at first, but as…
The Oracle of Stamboul was one of the books that I bought years ago because ı had a massive crush on its cover. Of course, once it entered…
Ms Ice Sandwich is one of the books that remind me why I love Japanese literature so much. It is great to know that a Japanese author can…