Another portrait – and a quiz
One of the joys of writing historical novels, crime or otherwise, is discovering real-life characters and making them part of the story.
I've recently become devoted to this young lady. Note the sword, and the fly-away hair – and just begin to guess her life history!
To tell the truth, it all ends rather sadly, especially for Ambassador Palewski, Yashim's old friend. That's a clue by the way.
Any ideas? Email me secretly at jsn.goodwin@gmail.com and a copy of An Evil Eye to the first right answer: who is she?
Published on March 29, 2012 04:06
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I'm drawn to Istanbul the way one is drawn to Dickens's London, or Chandler's LA: it is a riotous, burgeoning, creative city with stories round every corner. An atmosphere I try to catch in my books.
I I'm drawn to Istanbul the way one is drawn to Dickens's London, or Chandler's LA: it is a riotous, burgeoning, creative city with stories round every corner. An atmosphere I try to catch in my books.
I'm an intermittent blogger but feel free to browse: there are essays on the city, on crime writing, on books, food, Polish freedom fighters, and history. ...more
I I'm drawn to Istanbul the way one is drawn to Dickens's London, or Chandler's LA: it is a riotous, burgeoning, creative city with stories round every corner. An atmosphere I try to catch in my books.
I'm an intermittent blogger but feel free to browse: there are essays on the city, on crime writing, on books, food, Polish freedom fighters, and history. ...more
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