The Black book
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—ABDURRAHMAN ŞEREF The incident I’m about to relate happened to me on a winter’s night. I was going through a melancholic period of my life: I’d already survived the first years as a journalist, which are the most difficult, but the things I had to endure in order to establish myself a little had already burned out my initial enthusiasm for the profession. On cold winter nights when I told myself “I made it after all!” I also knew that I’d been emptied out inside. That winter, I’d been stricken ...with the insomnia which was to follow me around the rest of my life; so some nights during the work week the night clerk and I would keep late hours at the paper, and I’d finish some articles which I couldn’t write during the workday hustle and bustle. The “Believe It or Not” column, a fad European newspapers and magazines had also entertained at that time, was made to order for my nocturnal labors. I’d turn the pages of one of those European papers that had already been clipped into bits and pieces, examine the pictures in the “Believe It or Not”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
—ABDURRAHMAN ŞEREF The incident I’m about to relate happened to me on a winter’s night. I was going through a melancholic period of my life: I’d already survived the first years as a journalist, which are the most difficult, but the things I had to endure in order to establish myself a little had already burned out my initial enthusiasm for the profession. On cold winter nights when I told myself “I made it after all!” I also knew that I’d been emptied out inside. That winter, I’d been stricken ...with the insomnia which was to follow me around the rest of my life; so some nights during the work week the night clerk and I would keep late hours at the paper, and I’d finish some articles which I couldn’t write during the workday hustle and bustle. The “Believe It or Not” column, a fad European newspapers and magazines had also entertained at that time, was made to order for my nocturnal labors. I’d turn the pages of one of those European papers that had already been clipped into bits and pieces, examine the pictures in the “Believe It or Not”
What to read after The Black book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Orhan Pamuk to read onlineMoreLess
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