Turkey Uncovered

Have you ever wondered what it is REALLY like to live in a Muslim culture? Turkey Uncovered entertains and educates readers about the diversity that is present in Muslim culture by following the travels of the author as a volunteer English teacher in Turkey. This country has been in the limelight recently, with many unanswered questions about their current orientation - East or West? This book provides valuable insights, direct from the lips of the Turks themselves, on the religious and political divisions that are present in their society. Humorous yet serious, Turkey Uncovered demolishes stereotypes and uncovers the true nature of this dynamic country that plays such a vital role in geopolitics today. You are guaranteed to be enriched by this poignant view into the Turkish soul and hopefully be moved to visit one of the most historic, beautiful and hospitable places on the globe.

Dale E. Fox has a diverse background that includes a lengthy career in Information Technology as a consultant to the DuPont Corporation, ownership of a historic inn in Ridgway, Pennsylvania (The Towers Victorian Inn), and many years as an award winning Community and Economic Development powerhouse in the state of Pennsylvania. In 2008 she was recognized with an "Inspiration" award by Governor Edward G. Rendell. In 2009 she had an urge for new adventures and decided to retire and volunteer as an English teacher through the Geovisions cultural exchange company. Living with two different host families and travelling throughout western Turkey provided a uniquely in-depth glimpse into this fascinating culture. Dale is now involved with interfaith initiatives that focus on dispelling stereotypes about Muslims and performs public speaking engagements. Dale is a University Scholar at the University of Pittsburgh with a degree in history and political science.