The Road to Cappadocia

Jun 1

A story of lovers adrift in Turkey.

Images commissioned by TANK MAGAZINE to accompany a short fiction piece by award-winning British Somali author Nadifa Mohamed.

Cappadocia is a historical region of Central Anatolia, Turkey. Famous for its rock formations and natural beauty, its networks of underground caves were home to early Christians seeking to evade persecution.

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Kate Stanworth

The Road to Cappadocia

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