November 4, 2009

“I encountered everyday objects that would make their way into the story. At other times, the story would demand an object to keep it moving, so I would bring one in. When I am stuck, I cast about looking for ideas from objects around me. My perceptions, or you can say my tentacles, are wide open to everything in shop windows, in friends’ homes, in flea markets and antique shops and so on.”

Orhan Pamuk, Author

ᔥ His article “The Objects of the Exercise”

↬ @PD_Smith

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