book review

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The last book I've read about Kurdistan is " Kurdish National Movement, it's origins and development" by Wadie Jwaideh. It's a really great book that I recommend you to read.

can you tell me more about it, and what you thought about it?

[FeyliKurd]

I have heard that Apo has published some books. have you read any of them? some that you recommend?

to be honest I'm not a huge fan of Apo, but I respect him. And it would be very interesting to read more about his political views, in his own words.

Prison Writings: The Roots of Civilisation
http://www.amazon.com/Prison-Writings-T ... 0745326161

Prison Writings Volume II: The PKK and the Kurdish Question in the 21st Century
http://www.amazon.com/Prison-Writings-K ... 0956751415

Prison Writings III: The Road Map to Negotiations
http://www.amazon.com/The-Road-Map-Nego ... 3941012428

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yeah yeah that " Kurdish National Movement, it's origins and development" by Wadie Jwaideh looks real interesting

i hear what your saying about apo, but i just dont think i will be interesting in his writings especially his writing from jail( is that what the prison writings about?)


by the way i finally read that sheri laizer book ''martyrs, traitors patriots'', brilliant

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i wanted to ask you about eastern Kurdish writers, there names and any recommendations, im actually looking for writting on mahabad, like a Munzur Cem type novel about Qazi Muhammed
but any help will be appreciated

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803 views and not even 20 recomendation
Loooooooooool





Im lookng to start a new book, can someone recomend me something, i got this book by apo, but im not sure if i should read it because someone told me it wasnt good, spmething called kurdistan yurtseverlik



Ive asked for so many recomandation and advise, i feel embarrest to ask again

[Anthea]

Hello

In one of your first posts you mentioned sheri lazier. I often wondered what happened to her? Do you know where she is?

I had not read her book but I expect it is excellent

Sheri lazier used to run a Kurdish community centre in North London about 15 years ago

I have read LOTS and LOTS of books

I do not have a TV. I keep trying to get people to turn off their TVs and turn on their brains

I read all the classics years ago.

I did my studying bit: economics; religion; law; computer science; marketing; sociology; teaching; psychology; witchcraft

I have read Ocalan's books

Now I tend to read more fiction: Dick Francis; Henning Mankell; Harlen Coban; Linwood Barcley.

I write poems; short stories; spells; and am also trying to write a book

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Firstly i wanna ask, what do you know about north london and the comunity centers?


Thanks for the reply, any titles in perticular?

[Anthea]

Firstly i wanna ask, what do you know about north london and the comunity centers?

Thanks for the reply, any titles in perticular?

The only times that I used to go to North London were years ago for the food in Mala Gel

I found the following site that gives a little information on each book. Hope it helps you:

Linwood Barclay:
http://www.lovereading.co.uk/author/178 ... rclay.html

Harlan Coben:
http://www.lovereading.co.uk/search?adv ... rlan+Coben

Dick Francis:
http://www.lovereading.co.uk/search?adv ... ck+Francis

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Wheres mala gel?

[Anthea]

Wheres mala gel?

Was a long time ago no idea now