My Name is Red

Author: Orhan Pamuk

Book Locations
  • Topkapi Palace

    In "My Name is Red," Topkapi Palace is where the Sultan commissions the creation of the secret book, a project that leads to the murder mystery at the heart of the story.

  • The Grand Bazaar

    The Grand Bazaar is where the miniaturists gather, trading both goods and secrets, as they navigate the dangerous waters between tradition and innovation.

  • Hagia Sophia

    Hagia Sophia in "My Name is Red" serves as a symbol of the characters’ inner conflicts between the old Ottoman ways and the influences of the Western Renaissance.

  • Eyüp Sultan Mosque

    The Eyüp Sultan Mosque is where the pious characters seek solace and guidance, a stark contrast to the intrigue and deception that pervade the story.

  • The Bosphorus Strait

    The Bosphorus in "My Name is Red" represents the cultural and physical divide that the characters must navigate, echoing the novel’s themes of separation and convergence.

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