Yadé Kara
Yadé Kara (Çayırlı, 1965) is a Turkish-German writer.
Yadé Kara, 2008, Frankfurt
Born in Eastern Anatolia, she grew up in West Berlin.[1] She studied English and German studies and also drama at the Schiller Theater. She has worked as an actress, teacher and journalist in cities like London, Istanbul or Hong Kong and published several articles for radio and television.
Her first novel Selam Berlin (2003) won the Deutschen Bücherpreis and the Adelbert-von-Chamisso-Förderpreis in 2004.
Works
- Café Cyprus, Roman, Diogenes, Zürich 2008. 375 S. ISBN 978-3-257-06623-4
- Selam Berlin, Roman, Diogenes, Zürich 2003. 381 S. ISBN 3-257-06335-0
gollark: Why not simplify it to its purest form? Get rid of "breeding" and "egg descriptions" and stuff, just have a page of codes and a list of ones you got.
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gollark: *is annoyed at lack of red dino*
gollark: Wow!
gollark: Wow, there's a 2G SA being sold *really* cheaply.
External links
- Literature by and about Yadé Kara in the German National Library catalogue
- (in German) Interview mit Enno E. Peter vom November 2003
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