Ece Temelkuran’s landscape of belonging
The Clearing with Katherine May · Katherine May
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Show Notes
A modern sage who forewarned the world of the rise of fascism, writer Ece Temelkuran explains why she ‘put her heart in the freezer’ ten years ago when she fled her country of birth and how finding traces of home all around are helping her to heal.
From a beloved old cardigan to episodes of Downton Abbey, from being surrounded by Turkish food in Berlin to talking to her three favourite trees in the park; in this moving conversation Ece reveals the power of finding joy in the little things, as we collectively go through what she calls our ‘winter of humanity’.
A powerful call to arms and a must-listen for those of us searching for hope in difficult times.
Links from the episode:
Ece’s Instagram
Buy her latest book Nation of Strangers here
Buy How to Lose a Country here
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Buy Katherine’s books: Enchantment | Wintering | The Electricity of Every Living Thing: UK / US
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Guest Booker and Admin Support - Meghan Hutchins
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Producer - Alice Lloyd
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