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His Excellency Mr. the Minster and Corruption: An Article Written by Kamel Riahi and Translated by Ali Znaidi.
His New Novel Is Among the Arabic Booker Longlist. Tunisian El Wad Is Breaking into the Files of Corruption through Novel Writing: An Article Written by Kamel Riahi and Translated by Ali Znaidi. Kamel Riahi – Tunisia Houcine El Wad was … Continue reading
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Tagged corruption, Houcine El Wad, IPAF, political novel, The Arabic Booker, Tunisian novel
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Tunisian Hedi Thabet and Science Fiction Writing: An Article Written by Kamel Riahi and Translated by Ali Znaidi.
Tunisian Hedi Thabet and Science Fiction Writing Kamel Riahi-Tunisia (Translated from Arabic by Ali Znaidi) Hedi Thabet is considered among the contemporary Tunisian novelists who gave a major addition to the Tunisian narration, despite his late plunge into novel writing, … Continue reading
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Tagged Hedi Thabet, political fiction, science fiction, Tunisian narration, Tunisian novel
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Mahmoud Messadi: The Icon of Tunisian Narration: An Article Written by Kamel Riahi and Translated by Ali Znaidi.
Mahmoud Messadi: The Icon of Tunisian Narration Kamel Riahi-Tunisia (Translated from Arabic by Ali Znaidi) It is impossible to speak about the achievement of Tunisian literature without the name of Mahmoud Messadi grabbing an outstanding position in it. Tunisia has … Continue reading
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Tagged Abu al-Qasim al-Shabbi, Mahmoud Messadi, Mahmoud Tarchouna, poetry, prose, Translation, Tunisia, Tunisian literature
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Sexual Imaginativeness in Kamel Riahi’s The Scalpel
Illuminations: Sexual Imaginativeness in Kamel Riahi’s Text of The Scalpel By Kaouther Khalil (Translated by Ali Znaidi) The text of The Scalpel (al-Mishrat) stands at a particular and general civilisational crossroad. It is a humoristic reading of the intellectual and … Continue reading
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Tagged Kamel Riahi, masculinity, sex, sexual imaginativeness, taboo, Tunisian novel, writing
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Basma Bouabidi Reveals the Secret Geography of the Tunisian Woman.
Basma Bouabidi Reveals the Secret Geography of the Tunisian Woman. It is a real pleasure that one spends some of his time with a writer who masters the craft of writing, and who comes up with manifold beauty in her … Continue reading
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Tagged Basma Bouabidi, erotic, fiction, novel, Tunisia, Tunisian novel, Tunisian woman, woman
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The Body in the Tunisian Short Story Between Commitment and Seduction by Mohamed Issa El Mouadeb
The Body in the Tunisian Short Story Between Commitment and Seduction by Mohamed Issa El Mouadeb. Translated by Ali Znaidi Introduction: The Beginnings and Trends of The Tunisian Short Story: “The short story” as a modern term is an … Continue reading
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Tagged Amel Mokhtar, avant-gardists, Brahim Lassoued, commitment, desire, erotic, Faouzia Aloui, Fatma Ben Mahmoud, Hafidha Gara Biban, Hafidha Guesmi, Hassouna Mosbahi, Ibrahim Dargouthi, Lassaad Ben Hsin, literature, Massouda Abou Bakr, Mohamed Issa El Mouadeb, Mohamed Mejri, Mohamed Ridha Kefi, Saleh al-Dames, seduction, sex, The body, Tunisian, Tunisian short story
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