The Storyteller of Istanbul

Author Orhan Pamuk belongs to a very exclusive club of literary writers who have won a prestigious Nobel Prize. His 10 novels have been translated into 60 languages resulting in a worldwide fan base. But Pamuk's stories never veer far from his native Turkey, delving deeply into the psyche of a nation trying to reconcile parts of its past and present. Pamuk joins The Agenda to discuss his latest novel "The Red-Haired Woman," his artistic endeavours, and his thoughts on Turkey.