Maureen Freely

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Orhan Pamuk's Translator Discusses Her Work

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In which the translator of Orhan Pamuk's works finds herself interpreting more than a language.

Guardian: Sailing Through Byzantium by Maureen Freely – review | Books | The...

The colourful, tangled tale of a child uprooted from the US to Instanbul in the 1960s as her parents try to escape cold war paranoia, writes Jane Housham

Is That a Fish in Your Ear?: Translation and the Meaning of...

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A witty look at the dark art of translation

Book review: Sailing through Byzantium, By Maureen Freely | The...

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Orient excess: high times and deep waters by the Bosphorus

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Maureen Freely: Bloomsbury Publishing (UK)

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Maureen Freely. Media for author Maureen Freely. Author pictures are not to be reproduced without permission. Please refer to our Terms and Conditions for full ...

Maureen Freely - PEN America

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Maureen Freely was born in the United States, raised in Turkey, and educated at Harvard. A professor at the University of Warwick, she is currently the president ...

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Eventbrite - Bristol Student PEN presents *SOLD OUT* Bristol Student PEN hosts Maureen Freely - Monday, October 26, at The Pegg Studio Theatre. Find event...

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The International Literary Quarterly

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Maureen Freely was born in New Jersey and grew up in Istanbul. She is the author of five novels and three works of non-fiction. Her translations of Orhan ...

Education

Maureen Freely | The Book Haven

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Freely, Maureen: Enlightenment (ebook/EPUB)

2007, Fiction, Thriller, Mystery, Thriller, Espionage, ISBN:

Freely, Maureen: Other Rebecca (ebook/EPUB)

2011, Fiction, Narrative Literature, after 1945, ISBN:

Freely, Maureen: Stork Club (ebook/EPUB)

2012, Fiction, Narrative Literature, after 1945, ISBN:

Freely, Maureen: Under the Vulcania (ebook/EPUB)

2012, Fiction, Narrative Literature, after 1945, ISBN:

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Maureen Freely: Angry in Piraeus. - Free Online Library

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Free Online Library: Maureen Freely: Angry in Piraeus.(Nota Bene, Brief article, Book review) by "World Literature Today"; Literature, writing, ...

Enlightenment, by Maureen Freely | Fiction Writers Review

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Enlightenment, by Maureen Freely. Near the middle of Maureen Freely’s Enlightenment, one character explains to another that in Turkey, “the first thing they …

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Wikipedia: Snow (Pamuk novel) - Wikipedia

Snow is a novel by Turkish writer Orhan Pamuk. Published in Turkish in 2002, it was translated into English by Maureen Freely and published in The story ...

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Headscarves To Die For (Margaret Atwood). Snow Business (Maureen Freely). The Poetry of Defiance (Michael McGaha). A Cold Front in Anatolia (Paul Bailey).

‘Angry in Piraeus’ by Maureen Freely (Review) – Tony's Reading List

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In addition to reading fiction in translation, I quite enjoy hearing from the people involved in the field, and The Cahier Series, the collection of beautiful...

Maureen Freely Visits Iowa - Exchanges: Journal of Literary...

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As translators—and indeed, writers—don’t we all wish we had had the opportunity to move to Turkey as children in the 1960s? This was the great luck of Maureen ...