Orhan Pamuk: Writing Through Plague and Polarization | The Agenda

If a novel set during a fictional plague in the final days of the Ottoman empire might once have felt remote or speculative, events of the past few years have certainly changed that. And in the hands of Nobel Prize-winning author Orhan Pamuk, it turns out not only to be incredibly timely, but also evocative across many themes. Pamuk discusses his new novel, "Nights Of Plague."
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