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Kaya Genc

Kaya GenÃ§ is a novelist, essayist, and doctoral candidate from Istanbul. His work appeared in The Guardian, The Guardian Weekly, Index on Censorship, Songlines, and on Guernica, The Millions, and London Review of Books websites. Having published his first novel, L’avventura, in Turkey in 2008, he is currently working on a novel in English.

Features & Reviews, Reviews

Kaya Genc

Oct 23, 2014

The Children Act by Ian McEwan

Kata Genç reviews The Children Act by Ian McEwan today in Rumpus Books.
Features & Reviews, Reviews

Kaya Genc

Feb 18, 2014

The Daylight Gate by Jeanette Winterson

Kaya Genc reviews THE DAYLIGHT GATE by Jeanette Winterson today in The Rumpus Book Reviews.
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Kaya Genc

Sep 19, 2013

From the Ruins of Empire by Pankaj Mishra

Kaya Genç reviews Pankaj Mishra’s FROM THE RUINS OF EMPIRE today in The Rumpus Book Reviews.
Features & Reviews, Reviews

Kaya Genc

Nov 20, 2012

“Lionel Asbo: State of England,” by Martin Amis

Martin Amis’s latest novel Lionel Asbo is a shallow book that sparkles with moments of profundity. The farcical content is evident from the cover of its British edition where a full-length portrait of the title character shows a muscular man…