Orhan Pamuk

Orhan Pamuk is a prominent Turkish novelist and Nobel Laureate in Literature, awarded in 2006. Born in 1952 in Istanbul, he is known for exploring themes of identity, memory, and the tensions between East and West in his works. His most famous novels include "My Name is Red," "Snow," and "The Museum of Innocence," which often blend history, culture, and politics. Pamuk's writing is celebrated for its rich narrative style and deep philosophical insights, making him a significant voice in contemporary literature and a key figure in Turkish cultural discourse.