Written by Faith Oneya Judy (@jayyildiz ) is an educator, author, speaker,workshop leader all rolled up into a delightfully charming person. Literary Chronicles posed a few questions to the accomplished author. We hope the answers will delight and inspire as much as they did us. LC: What did they call you as a child? JLA: My family always … Continue reading “Meet the Accomplished Author:Judy Light Ayyildiz”
Roanoke author Judy Ayyildiz has written a novel based on the life of her Turkish mother-in-law, a progressive who lived through the fall of the Ottoman Empire and the rise of the Turkish Republic. By Mike Allen Courtesy: http://www.roanoke.com/extra/wb/307156 Two years before Adalet Ayyildiz died, she called her daughter-in-law in Roanoke. As poet and novelist Judy Ayyildiz … Continue reading “Judy Ayyildiz:A Life Story”
Author:Judy Light Ayyildiz http://www.judylightayyildiz.com Reviewed by: Marion James www.greenhousekitap.info Originally posted: On Sunday’s Zaman http://www.todayszaman.com/news-269846-justices-story.html It seems the issue of justice is on everyone’s lips at the moment. With a sentence finally passed in the case concerning Hrant Dink’s murderers, have his family and the nation truly received justice? Is justice served by a decision in a foreign parliament … Continue reading “Book Review: Forty Thorns”
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