In a novel by this author, seven men who ambush and stab a man in a courtyard fail to hear his body hit the water when they dump him in a nearby well. In a novel by this author, the djinn Mrs. Sweet and Mr. Bitter inform a fortune teller that her brother had impregnated her tattoo-artist younger sister, resulting in her poisoning him with a cyanide-laced yogurt dessert. Scenes about the Connecticut housewife Ella’s affair with a Scottish Sufi (10[1])alternate with scenes set in 13th-century Konya (10[1])in a novel by this author that depicts the love between Shams of Tabriz and Rumi. This author, who is not Orhan Pamuk, was tried (-5[1])for acknowledging (10[2])the Armenian (-5[1])genocide in a novel in which the Armenian-American (10[2])Armanoush visits the all-woman Kazancı family. For 10 points, name this contemporary author who wrote The Forty Rules of Love (10[1])and set (10[1])The Bastard of Istanbul (10[2])in (10[1])her native Turkey. (10[3]0[11])■END■