Ece Temelkuran's most personal work yet seeks to redefine what we mean by home

“It gave me an outlet to talk about my own homelessness, while tapping into the human condition of being unhomed”

Author InterviewsNov 28, 2025by Caroline Sanderson

Ece Temelkuran © Maximilian Gödecke

The Turkish writer’s latest work of non-fiction, written as a series of letters, searches for meaning amid the ’unhoming’ turbulence of 21st-century politics.

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