Reviews
The first sentence was a powerful impression that led to the end of the book. Of course, the emotion that the first sentence's dodgy took is transferred to another kind of impression when it reaches the middle of the book. And all of this is a very interesting book.
It's so interesting to read it with an electronic book, you re-sale it with a paper book.
Orangal fascence, which makes you think of as the color. This form of attractiveness, this whole thing, this style of literature, is probably the first time in more than 30 years in my history. The Red Who Is Red and I am not yet a book walk, but every day is happy because one step has given me interest and fun and a good taste.
It was difficult. The conflict between the observance of tradition and accepting new things is like a novel in the form of a theory novel, which means that both are worth the most if there is no answer. But, for me ignorantly, the Ottomans, Thurquiye culture, the description of detail was fresh.
When I first started learning wine a dozen years ago, I knew there were over 40,000 different types of wines in the world. An unknown world where one bottle a day will not be consumed in a life like three or more. So the book is a bitch. I've seen another unknown world that I'm not late for my book trip. The unknown journey is based on a lot of evidence.
It's a book that shows us a world we don't know very well. And more interesting than anything else, and it's also helped me to understand the Islamic world, because it opened up the Persian and Ottoman world that I didn't know.
I was so curious about the Thurquiye writer who was introduced by Al Gore. It's got speed and flow. How to master the expression of thought is just a mystery. And you're probably doing a good translation, but I dare say that if you know Thurquije, you want to read it from the original. Thurkiye's detail was not easy to find out what it felt like, but it's something you would want to see if you had a chance.
I realized that there was a writer who had won the Nobel Prize for literature in the Orient in relatively recent years, and I thought I should have a look at him, especially since he was from the Middle East, and his interest and curiosity about his work grew. In particular, the story of the writer’s preference for Korea and his frequent search for it made him feel more like it, and I thought I should read the work of the author, O'Connell, but I finally got in touch. The story is very
The stories and beliefs of artists to protect their art and their value in life are the dreams of artists with special colors that the average person does not know about. I'm seeing the characters with a case of what color they represent, just as I know myself without color. The greatest value behind other beliefs is still a commitment to love and honor. I recommend every one of those two!
Two of them remain, and the story is not yet clear enough to go over to two, and this review will be a great fanfare of the very unique development of this novel alone. The stories that come out of each chapter, one person by one, and they're coming out of the box, and it's not clear who's the main character, but it comes out with dogs and gold coins and it tells it. So the first chapter, "I Am Dead," starts to shock me from the first page where I tell myself that I'm dead and shows a whole new
Orhan Pamuk: My name is Red 1
“I am lying dead on the bottom of a well. It's been a long time since I took my last breath and my heart has stopped. But nobody knows what happened to me except the mean killer who killed me. The bones are broken and the mouth is filled with blood. The extraordinary ability to restore the 16th century to magically and vividly in the 20th century, and the title of "The Price of True Stories" to Orchan Faru, is a collection of characters who take turns and appear in harmony with their own stories, which are rarely seen in historical novels. The third victim, Enicete, "Saturve," who actively tried to take Western art as a leader of the smuggling of the murdered body, the leading woman, the cara, and the male, the mascara, the second victim, Enisité, the "Vissitus," the olive, the stork, the three microtrifications, of course, are the gold coins, wood, death, red, demon, dog in the painting. The narrative makes readers wonder who was the killer, and also feels a lot of intimacy with the characters, understanding from different angles the mood and ideas that each character is in. As the different-colored voices overlap, the narratives that complete one big story give the impression of building blocks and that the work has a very elaborate architectural structure.
Korean title: 내 이름은 빨강 1
Korean author: 오르한 파묵
Korean publisher: 민음사
ISBN-13: 9788937479793
Reviews
The first sentence was a powerful impression that led to the end of the book. Of course, the emotion that the first sentence's dodgy took is transferred to another kind of impression when it reaches the middle of the book. And all of this is a very interesting book.
It's so interesting to read it with an electronic book, you re-sale it with a paper book.
Orangal fascence, which makes you think of as the color. This form of attractiveness, this whole thing, this style of literature, is probably the first time in more than 30 years in my history. The Red Who Is Red and I am not yet a book walk, but every day is happy because one step has given me interest and fun and a good taste.
It was difficult. The conflict between the observance of tradition and accepting new things is like a novel in the form of a theory novel, which means that both are worth the most if there is no answer. But, for me ignorantly, the Ottomans, Thurquiye culture, the description of detail was fresh.
When I first started learning wine a dozen years ago, I knew there were over 40,000 different types of wines in the world. An unknown world where one bottle a day will not be consumed in a life like three or more. So the book is a bitch. I've seen another unknown world that I'm not late for my book trip. The unknown journey is based on a lot of evidence.
It's a book that shows us a world we don't know very well. And more interesting than anything else, and it's also helped me to understand the Islamic world, because it opened up the Persian and Ottoman world that I didn't know.
I was so curious about the Thurquiye writer who was introduced by Al Gore. It's got speed and flow. How to master the expression of thought is just a mystery. And you're probably doing a good translation, but I dare say that if you know Thurquije, you want to read it from the original. Thurkiye's detail was not easy to find out what it felt like, but it's something you would want to see if you had a chance.
I realized that there was a writer who had won the Nobel Prize for literature in the Orient in relatively recent years, and I thought I should have a look at him, especially since he was from the Middle East, and his interest and curiosity about his work grew. In particular, the story of the writer’s preference for Korea and his frequent search for it made him feel more like it, and I thought I should read the work of the author, O'Connell, but I finally got in touch. The story is very
The stories and beliefs of artists to protect their art and their value in life are the dreams of artists with special colors that the average person does not know about. I'm seeing the characters with a case of what color they represent, just as I know myself without color. The greatest value behind other beliefs is still a commitment to love and honor. I recommend every one of those two!
Two of them remain, and the story is not yet clear enough to go over to two, and this review will be a great fanfare of the very unique development of this novel alone. The stories that come out of each chapter, one person by one, and they're coming out of the box, and it's not clear who's the main character, but it comes out with dogs and gold coins and it tells it. So the first chapter, "I Am Dead," starts to shock me from the first page where I tell myself that I'm dead and shows a whole new
