It started with the writer and Nobel Prize winner Albert Camus. He was born in France and wrote many books. This is not all. Camus was born in Algeria, when this country was a French colony. In 1942 he published his “L’Étranger”, in this book the narrator Meursault kills an Arab.
The Algerian writer Kamel daoud picks up this story by Camus. He gives a name to this nameless Arab. This is not the only twist in the story.
Read more about it here.
A magazine of Arabic literature in translation
Mrs Smith Reads Books
Tunisian Literature (in English)
#SheShapes
Simplemente literatura
An American University Seminar
Celebrating African Women Writers
from my old street in Yoff, Dakar, to other streets...in Bamako, Ouagadougou, Abidjan and beyond....
Studying Africa? Read what the Research Master has to offer!
I celebrate words that welcome hope. If you are here passing by then leave a remark that define your existence! You are invited here, you are embraced here!
A collection of random writings from Marianne Thamm
Afropolitan
Website over het boek 'Het land van Soekmekaar' van Marnix de Bruyne.
Fiction/Book Reviews/ Life in Nairobi
Telling Our Own Stories...
ARTS. LITERATURE. ENTERTAINMENT. LIFESTYLE. CULTURE.
Formerly known as Far Out in Africa. This is where I document life as experienced by me
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