Monthly Archives: October 2015

Middle East Journal reviews my novel about Pakistan: Breaking Faith

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Breaking Faith: A Novel of Espionage and an American’s Crisis of Conscience in Pakistan, by Graham E. Fuller. Bozorg Press, 2015. 484 pages. $18.95 paper.  Middle East Journal, Fall 2015 Reviewed by Marvin and Francine Weinbaum  A successful political novel seamlessly intertwines fiction and nonfiction. Nonfiction provides the author with rich materials from which to […]

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Humpty Dumpty —Can the Middle East be put back together again?

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Humpty Dumpty —Can the Middle East be put back together again?   Graham E. Fuller (grahamefuller.com)   22 October 2015   As mayhem and anarchy spread like a contagion across the Middle East, can the Middle East, like Humpty Dumpty, be put back together again?    Some pundits say no. Yet, for a variety of […]

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“Hüngür Hüngür Ağlıyorum”

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 “Hüngür Hüngür Ağlıyorum” Graham E. Fuller (grahamefuller.com) 14 October 2015 That’s a refrain from a old Turkish folksong—“Bitterly I weep.” It commemorates a bloody turning point at Sakarya against Greek invaders back in 1921. But the words couldn’t more readily apply now to the unprecented and outrageous bombing attacks in Ankara last week against marchers […]

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We Hate ‘Em All!

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We Hate ‘Em All! Graham E. Fuller (grahamefuller.com) 8 October 2015 With the arrival of Russian forces on the scene the Syrian situation has now grown unbearably complicated. Among the totality of players on the scene, Washington hates them all. The US has long detested Asad father and son; for years it has attempted to […]

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