Author: Bob Fowke and Andrew Mee

Publisher: YouCaxton Publications
ASIN: B009RWLWKY

Author: Capt. Michael Bennett

ISBN:  9781452873923

Publisher: Create Space Independent Publishing Platform
ISBN-10:1478392762
ISBN-13: 978-1478392767

Author: Bob Fowke

Publisher: YouCaxton Publishers

ASIN: B008KNMTT4

ISBN-10: 155591618X

ISBN-13: 978-1555916183

Authors: Richard Starks and Miriam Murcutt

Publisher: Lyons Press (2012)

ISBN: 978-0-7627-8145-4

Publisher: iUniverse
ISBN-13: 978-1-4697-5983-8

ISBN: 978-0-9839188-0-6

Author: Laura Pedersen

Publisher: Fulcrum Publishing

ISBN-10: 155591618X

ISBN-13: 978-1555916183

Author: Bob Fowke

Publisher: YouCaxton Publications

ASIN: B008657Y64

Author: Bob Fowke

Publisher: YouCaxton Publishing

ASIN: B007NZLV3U (Kindle)

Author: Jeryl Brunner

Publisher: Globe Pequot

ISBN-10: 0762771399:   ISBN-13: 978-0762771394

Author: Doug Mack

Publisher: Perigee Trade

ISBN-10: 0399537325:   ISBN-13: 978-0399537325

Author: Bob Fowke

Publisher: YouCaxton Publishing

ASIN: B007NZLV3U

Author:  Jack Kerouac

Publisher: Da Capo Press; Reprint edition (March 20, 2012)

ISBN-10: 0306821257

ISBN-13: 978-0306821257

Author: Janice Anderson, illustrated by Oliver Burston

Publisher: Brainy Books Publishing House, Inc.

ISBN:  978-0-9832791-0-5

Author: Victoria Allman

Publisher: NorLights Press

ISBN: 978-1-935254-37-9

Author:Victoria Allman

Publisher:NorLightsPress
ISBN:978-1-935254-37-9

Publisher: Avalon Travel
ISBN: 978-1-59880-738-7

Publisher: Blue Dome Press
ISBN: 978-1-935295-8

A single photograph of an ancient building – the Gok Madarsa in Sivas – is all it took to trigger a teenaged Katherine Branning’s fascination with Turkey.

Publisher: Bluedome Press
ISBN: 978-1-935295-06-8

Yes, I Would Love Another Glass of Tea is worthwhile reading for those who have little knowledge of Turkey—with its multiple black-and-white photographs, on which Branning clearly prides herself, and its coverage of numerous topics relating to Turkey the work provides a useful overview of the country and its people.

Publisher: Axios Press, Mount Jackson, VA
ISBN: 978-1-60419-030-4

Forbes’ writing is remarkably fluent for the era in which she wrote, with the major difference from that of contemporary writing being the exceptional length of her sentences, which, however, in no way obscures the clarity of her meaning and the vividness of her descriptions

ISBN: 978-0-541-23113-0
Publisher: New American Library – Penguin

Author: Susanna Daniel

The story is in a beautiful setting, and the author has a way of making the scenery come to life.  In fact, the descriptions at times are so breathtaking that you feel like you’re reading poetry from the “masters.”  This is a welcome debut from an author who, if she keeps writing like this, will be around for a long, long time to come