After seven years in this heavily visited megalopolis, I even the score on what not to do in Istanbul.
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The twinge of heritage
Posted in American culture, culture, friendship, history, identity, tagged arugula, Baltic, Berkeley, borscht, comfort food, Eastern Europe, ethnic, harem, heritage, immigration, Istanbul, Italy, lineage, Lithuania, Mediterranean, New World, Northern California, Ottoman, regional, Spam, synchronicity, Turkey, turkey burger, wanderlust on November 23, 2009 | 4 Comments »
After four generations of immigration, a New World woman find the mysteries of extended lineage often crop up as synchronicity, quirks of taste, wanderlust: ghost urges from genes and culture long ago severed.
The expat divide
Posted in American culture, culture, identity, society, women, tagged digital divide, editor, epublishing, expat, expatriate, expatriatism, global niche, Istanbul, Kuala Lumpur, market, Multimedia Supercorridor, Turkey, writing on September 3, 2009 | 5 Comments »
Expatriatism is often a life apart. So how does a writer abroad get up to speed and compete in her home market?
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