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The Body in the Tunisian Short Story Between Commitment and Seduction by Mohamed Issa El Mouadeb

Posted on June 5, 2012 by

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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Interview with Tunisian Writer Jalloul Azzouna

Posted on May 24, 2012 by

Jalloul Azzouna Speaking to Essahafa: The Indispensability to adopt the cultural dimension as a strategic guarantee for the success of any democratic transition The writer Jalloul Azzouna bears a history of militancy that combines the dichotomy of the intellectual and … Continue reading →

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Interview with the Tunisian Writer Kamel Riahi.

Posted on May 15, 2012 by

Kamel Riahi speaking to Assabah:   “Nas Decameron” is a laboratory, and a salon bringing together writers, and artists.   “What we are seeing today is a political confusion caused by the fact that we are not aware that the … Continue reading →

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The World through the Eye of the Needle: Readings in Contemporary Tunisian Literature by Mejdi Ben Issa Reviewed by Saleh Souissi

Posted on May 9, 2012 by

A new book titled The World through the Eye of the Needle: Readings in Contemporary Tunisian Literature by the Tunisian poet and critic Mejdi Ben Issa, and published by Inana- Editions and Distributions came out under the series “Approaches.” It … Continue reading →

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