Shared Worlds

Artık kitap yazmak istiyorum diyenlere...

Kitapları 20’den fazla dile çevrilmekle kalmadı, Washington Post, Amazon ve San Francisco Chronicle gibi birçok yayın tarafından yılın en iyilerinden biri olarak gösterildi. Jeff Vandermeer bunlarla kalmadı; yazarlık kampı olan Shared Worlds’ü de kurdu. Son ‘kıyağı’, yazar olmak isteyenler için püf noktaları, röportaj ve çeşitli yazarların denemelerini içeren bir ‘Harikalar Kitabı’ yazmak oldu. ‘Harikalar Kitabı’, kitap yazım süreciyle ilgili pratik bilgileri eğlenceli resimlerle anlatıyor.

US activists criticized for naivete

ISTANBUL-Two North American activists speaking about the socially transformative power of art amid the worsening economic crisis were met with scorn and a flying Turkish-English dictionary in a discussion following their speech in Beyoğlu on Tuesday night.

435 killed in Israel's Gaza attacks in a week as US gives free rein

The Israeli military has carried out more than 700 strikes since it launched a massive offensive on Hamas a week ago, killing at least 435 Palestinians, while the US gave Israel free rein over whether to send ground troops into Gaza.

435 killed in 700 Israel attacks in Gaza in a week

The Israeli military has carried out more than 700 strikes since it launched a massive offensive on Hamas a week ago, killing at least 435 Palestinians, while the U.S. gave Israel free rein over whether to send ground troops into Gaza.

435 killed in 700 Israel attacks in Gaza in a week

The Israeli military has carried out more than 700 strikes since it launched a massive offensive on Hamas a week ago, killing at least 435 Palestinians, while the U.S. gave Israel free rein over whether to send ground troops into Gaza.

I come from the land of tango and samba

It passed like a dream.

Mars to buy Wrigley to become gum-candy power

US candy giant Mars announced plans with Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway on Monday to buy chewing gum maker Wrigley for some 23 billion dollars.

Ertugrul Ozkok: Turkey's cement

I always remember when former Prime Minister Turgut Ozal addressed the people of Diyarbakir 20 years ago, urging them to hold on tightly to their relations with God. In those days, arguments over supra and sub identity had not yet made their way into the public forum. But that day in Diyarbakir, Turgut Ozal's words seemed strange to me. Growing up, I had always learned that mixing politics and religion was very wrong.