Englishwoman in Angora

Discover the captivating insights of Grace Ellison in her remarkable 2014 publication, Englishwoman in Angora, published by Cambridge University Press. This intriguing travelogue, spanning 378 pages, explores Ellison's journey to Angora (now Ankara), the newly established capital of the Turkish Republic, during a pivotal moment in history following the First World War and the dissolution of the Ottoman Empire.

As a passionate journalist and observer of Turkish culture, Ellison provides a unique perspective on the political and social transformations occurring in Turkey at that time. Her engaging narrative is both informative and thought-provoking, making it an essential read for anyone interested in the complexities of Turkish history and culture. Immerse yourself in this fascinating account that blends personal experience with historical context, and gain a deeper understanding of a nation in transition.