January 2020, Gürece

Virtual works in Corona days: Digital trials                  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9n-MxhRpPXE&feature=youtu.be From the garden   

February 2019  Table Tennis,  Mr. Selçuk Şahin while exercizing with Robot.

Köybox, Konacık

7 april 2021, in the garden of Aslı and Samer   Photogroup At Boğaziçi Tuzla 26/ 02/ 20

January 2020 My Marin Hotel, Turgutreis March 2020 Yalıhan, Bitez

We are proud to start today our youtube channel with the recording of the presentation entitled “Ahmet Ertegün, Bodrum famous resident

A display of paintings created by members of the  Herodotus Third Age Academy  Art and Drawing Group   (Photographs by

I love dancing.   In my high school and university days I used to dance a lot.  I was part of

The author is professor of International Relations at Boston University. The Amazon blurb describes this 600+ page book thus: The

A review of the non-fiction reading group discussion A review of the non-fiction reading group discussion with additional notes by

“Salonica, located in northern Greece, was long a fascinating crossroads metropolis of different religions and ethnicities, where Egyptian merchants, Spanish

by Nicholas Shaxson In March 2014 H3A’s non-fiction reading group discussed Nicholas Shaxson’s narrative based on his personal experiences as

Roger Crowley’s intelligence and respect for the people involved in the siege of Constantinople and the way he constructed his story in view of the many unreliable sources was greatly admired.

Notes of H3A English Reading Group Meeting Wednesday 5th December 2012 The Innocents Abroad By Mark Twain …and never the Twain

Notes of H3A English Reading Group Meeting Wednesday 6 February 2013 Lilian’s Story by Kate Grenville There once was an

Notes of H3A, Non-fiction Reading Group Meeting, Thursday 10 January 2013
Your Inner Fish by Neil Shubin and The Moral Molecule by Paul J Zak

Notes of H3A, English Reading Group Meeting Wednesday 7 November 2012 O dark, dark, dark, Amid the blaze of noon Irrecoverably

Notes of H3A English Reading Group Meeting Wednesday 3 October 2012

SYNOPSIS OF THE DISCUSSION AT THE H3A NON-FICTION READING GROUP MEETING, WEDNESDAY 26 SEPTEMBER 2012

NOTES OF H3A ENGLISH READING GROUP MEETING, WEDNESDAY, 6 June 2012: RING OF FIRE By Lawrence Blair with Lorne Blair

A summary of the non-fiction reading group discussion held on 28 June 2012

To Kill a Mocking Bird by Harper Lee Throughout our discussion of Harper Lee’s classic novel, we were struck by

Sophie’s World By Jostein Gaarder  Herodotus “the world’s first reporter” At first sight, a translation from Norwegian of a novel

Hundred And One Days By Åsne Seierstad Herodotus “the world’s first reporter” Åsne Seierstad Iraq can only be ruled by

Civilisation:  The West and the Rest By Niall Ferguson The Super-rich shall Inherit the Earth By Stephen Armstrong The new

A Journey in Ladakh, Encounters with Buddhism By Andrew Harvey Andrew Harvey wrote A Journey in Ladakh in 1983, two

The Secret River by Kate Grenville Orange Prize winner Kate Grenville’s novel “The Secret River” was published in 2005. She

A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini One could not count the moons that shimmer on her roofs, Or the thousand

Catch 22 by Joseph Heller For some of us, the choice of Joseph Heller’s Catch 22 afforded an opportunity for

The God of Small Things by  Arundhati Roy The God of Small Things is Arundhati Roy’s first, and to date,

From the Holy Mountain by William Dalrymple Dalrymple’s journey in the shadow of Byzantium starts at the Monastery of Iviron,

by Paul Torday This was a first novel by Paul Torday, published in 2007 when he was 60.   A quick

Queen Victoria By Elizabeth Longford  Following “Birds Without Wings” and “Portrait of a Turkish Family”, both set in the early

Portrait of a Turkish Family by Irfan Orga Our discussion raised the following points: A general consensus that the book

The Forty Rules of Love by Elif Şafak   Our discussion revealed: A variety of emotions ranging from:   ‘did nothing for

Birds Without Wings by Louis de Bernieres As the book begins with a dedication to  Louis de Bernieres’ maternal grandfather