Orhan Pamuk is a famous Turkish writer, winner of numerous national and international awards, including the Nobel Prize in Literature. The Black Book is the writer's most whimsical novel, a dazzling arabesque of fairy tales, dreams, riddles and memories. Istanbul lawyer Galip's wife disappears. Galip wanders the streets of Istanbul in search of secret signs that could tell him the answer, indicate the place where Rüya could be hiding. However, the city refuses to give up its secrets, plunging Galip into a strange world in which it is increasingly difficult to separate reality from fantasy. The novel is published in a new translation.