It sounds very interesting, it's definitely one for the TBR pile.
May I ask you (and the community at large)a question, though? How does a Turkish writer qualify as POC?
To clarify, I'm Italian and I've long had a growing suspicion that the English-speaking world has a different definition for POC than my own milieu. For me a Turkish writer would be 'Mediterranean'like a Greek, Spanish or Southern Italian one, not POC.
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Date: 2010-06-10 11:49 pm (UTC)May I ask you (and the community at large)a question, though? How does a Turkish writer qualify as POC?
To clarify, I'm Italian and I've long had a growing suspicion that the English-speaking world has a different definition for POC than my own milieu. For me a Turkish writer would be 'Mediterranean'like a Greek, Spanish or Southern Italian one, not POC.
I'm honestly confused.