Off the coast of Istanbul, the Jewish billionaire Yusuf Elmas, who once challenged the State's denial of the Armenian Genocide, has been killed in a harrowing boating accident. Five years later, his estranged brother, Avram, returns to the city to search out the truth behind his brother's suspicious death. Living in his brother's crumbling island mansion, befriending his enigmatic staff, Avram steadily unearths deeper layers of the tragedy. Yet the more his actions echo his brother's fraught experience, the more dangerious the exercise of digging up another person's history becomes. Through the lens of Avram's discoveries, Isles of the Blind explores the overlapping heritage of Jews and Armenians in a rapidly changing Muslim society. How should a man define himself, and towards what personal, religious and national obligations should our loyalties bend?
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Robert Rosenberg has lived and taught in Istanbul, Kyrgyzstan and New Delhi. A former Peace Corps volunteer, he is the recipient of fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Black Mountain Institute and the Fulbright Scholar Program. His first novel, This Is Not Civilization, won the Maria Thomas Fiction Award, Alaska Book of the Year and whas shortlisted for the William Saroyan International Prize in Literature. He lives in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, where he teaches at Bucknell University.
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