A Special Message to My Turkish Readers
Dear lovely Turkish readers,
It is with great sadness that I must announce that I have decided to cancel my trip to Istanbul. As much as I am so very eager to meet my Turkish readers, which have made me a bestseller and embraced my books with so much love and enthusiasm, my agents and I have decided that this is not the best year for me to travel due to security concerns. I have also recently moved to a new publisher in Turkey, and though they have graciously offered to host me at the Istanbul Book Fair, I believe it’s best that I postpone my trip until next year.
My deepest and most heartfelt apologies for not being there to meet all of you, but I plan to make this trip a priority for next year, and I’m so very looking forward to it.
With much love and gratitude,
Buket
Won’t you come this year? :(((
buket
I’m really sorry Sarah, because we waited for you and my books waited for your signature 🙁
berfin
Dear Sarah, i just finished Blackberry winter and i must say that it is again wonderful like the others. It took me only 2 days to read, very exciting, emotional,a great story. Thank you very much for this lovely book. Looking forward to see you soon in Istanbul to meet you. Love, Berfin
didem
WE are Looking forward to seeing you in Turkiye Soon… I HAVE just finished blackberry Winter with Tears… Best wishes…
Gökçe
Dear Sarah
We really would like to see you in İzmir Book Fair,too. You have lots of fans here as much as you have in İstanbul. ” The Pearl of Aegean” probably give you an inspiration for your new novels:) I’m looking forward to hearing your good news.
Loves, Gökçe
Enise Nazlı
I’m really sorry Sarah. You should know that we love you 🙂 I hope you can come here soon.
Loves Enise Nazlı
Yağmur
I’m so sorry. We will be waiting for you Sarah.
Irem
Dear Sarah,
I don’t know what i will say to you. I can’t explain but your books and me, we have special relation. I think they aren’t only book. They have special and mystic ambience. I read Blackberry Winter, The Bungalow and The Violets of March and it took 3 hours. Only 3. Lastly I think ‘The Bunlagow’ is true story. Maybe it isn’t. But my heart says ‘Its a true story, you must follow the tips. I found a photograph last summer. In Bora Bora, in 1943 and the photo was taken in quarterage. Can you send a mail me about this? I don’t know why this curious me, but I’m really curious.
The Best Wishes
Irem
BETÜL
We look forward to coming Turkey, Sarah 🙂
deniz çelik
I hope we can see you here in Turkey one day..you should know that it is safer than other middle eastern countries…I am sure you dont compare our lovely country with them 🙂