Wednesday, May 17, 2006
Turkish American Day and EH Media
We were en route from Seattle to Michigan on May 17th, Turkish American Day, but we were able to celebrate the occasion by interviewing with Ahmet Toprak of San Francisco Turkish radio, who will soon air the program on KUSF 90.3FM.
In the next few weeks we will also be interviewed by Paul Lasley on Discovery Channel’s syndicated nationwide radio show as well as Travel Talk Radio with Sandy Dhuyetter.
We’ve been receiving recommendations in the media recently, like in Jane Magazine editor Katy McColl's May 3rd blog entry:
I pick out books based on their titles…I also think Tales from the Expat Harem (edited by Anastasia M. Ashman and Jennifer Eaton Gokmen) and A Boy of Good Breeding by Miriam Toews have nice titles. The NYT book review has its criteria, I have mine. — Katy
Tour guide extraordinaire and 30 year travel writing veteran Rick Steves (author of Europe Through The Back Door) lists Expat Harem among his must-reads for people visiting Turkey.
Expat Harem is now in the University of Denver’s Penrose Library, too, and now available at Tesco (UK’s leading chainstore) and Tower Records.
We were en route from Seattle to Michigan on May 17th, Turkish American Day, but we were able to celebrate the occasion by interviewing with Ahmet Toprak of San Francisco Turkish radio, who will soon air the program on KUSF 90.3FM.
In the next few weeks we will also be interviewed by Paul Lasley on Discovery Channel’s syndicated nationwide radio show as well as Travel Talk Radio with Sandy Dhuyetter.
We’ve been receiving recommendations in the media recently, like in Jane Magazine editor Katy McColl's May 3rd blog entry:
I pick out books based on their titles…I also think Tales from the Expat Harem (edited by Anastasia M. Ashman and Jennifer Eaton Gokmen) and A Boy of Good Breeding by Miriam Toews have nice titles. The NYT book review has its criteria, I have mine. — Katy
Tour guide extraordinaire and 30 year travel writing veteran Rick Steves (author of Europe Through The Back Door) lists Expat Harem among his must-reads for people visiting Turkey.
Expat Harem is now in the University of Denver’s Penrose Library, too, and now available at Tesco (UK’s leading chainstore) and Tower Records.
