Cornucopia 55 : Parodies Lost

Inside the issue
Travels in Anatolia

The great defender The eastern city of Erzurum, by Scott Redford. Photographs by Brian McKee [extract available online]
Snowdrops in the autumn sun, by Andrew Byfield. Photographs by Andrew Byfield [available online]
THE SOUL OF THE STEPPE: The poignant photographs of Paul Veysserye [extract available online]
Man, myth and mastic, by Berrin Torolsan. Photographs by Berrin Torolsan [available online]

The Arts

THE DESERT CITY THAT DELIGHTED THE WORLD, Robert Ousterhout on images of Palmyra [available online]
Melting hearts, by Tony Barrell. Photographs by Monica Fritz [available online]
Oasis of palm The Athenian palms of Navine G Khan-Dossos, by Thomas Roueché. [extract available online]

Connoisseur

PUPPET MASTER OF PERA: Rediscovering an Ottoman caricaturist, by K Mehmet Kentel [available online]
CITIZEN CANINE: An exhibition on the role of dogs in Ottoman Istanbul. [extract available online]
THE ARTIST WHO LIT UP THE DARKNESS: the Feyhman Duran retrospective [extract available online]

Profile

WRITTEN OUT OF HISTORY: The waiter who became a forcebehind the Ottoman throne, by David Barchard [available online]

Books

PAINTING THE MAP GREEN: A colourful campaign chronicle by Tim Stanley [extract available online]
A KNIGHT TO REMEMBER: Steven Runciman, the bard of Byzantiu, by Jason Goodwin [extract available online]
THE LIGHTER SIDE OF MAKING HISTORY: The man behind the Sykes-Picot Line, by David Barchard [available online]
THE LURE OF THE ODYSSEY: Owen Matthews on two free wheeling scholar-adventures. [extract available online]

Cookery

Golden globes, by Berrin Torolsan. Photographs by Berrin Torolsan [extract available online]

Regulars

PRIVATE VIEW by Andrew Finkel [extract available online]
VILLAGE VOICES by Azie Ethem [extract available online]
LETTER FROM ANATOLIA by Roger Norman [extract available online]
EATING OUT by Andrew Finkel [extract available online]