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Curfews, quarantine, fake news, insurrection: Orhan Pamuk's Nights of Plague feels eerily prescient

By Jane Turner Goldsmith, PhD candidate, Creative Writing, University of Adelaide

Nights of Plague is set on a fictional island in the early 20th century. Is it an allegory of empire’s fall; a contemplation on corruption and east-West tension or a reflection on pandemic life?

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