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978-1-84659-061-0
Memoir
August 2010
Paperback
13 x 20 cm
320 pages
£9.99

978-1-84659-050-4
Memoir
October 2008
Slipcase containing three paperback titles
13 x 20 cm
£40

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About the Author
Mohamed Choukri is one of North Africa's most controversial and widely read authors. At the age of twenty he decided to learn to read and write classical Arabic. He went on to become a teacher and writer, finally being awarded the chair of Arabic Literature at Ibn Batuta College in Tangier.

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From In Tangier

The waitress brought the drinks.
Tennessee tasted the rum first, then poured himself a cup of tea. I decided he liked rum better than tea.
He began to talk to Yacoubi.

‘Have you met any nice girls since you got back from America ?’
‘Only one. Just one. She's a Moroccan who's studying in the States.’
‘Isn't one enough ?’ asked Tennessee.
‘No. Or yes, but only if I've chosen her among dozens of girls.’
‘What Yacoubi'd really like is a complete harem,’ I said.
We laughed.
‘One handsome boy is enough for me,’ said Tennessee, ‘A boy who just happens by.’
‘So you don't want a harem?’ I said.
‘No. Harems are always very tiring. They're no fun.’


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‘A rare clarity of vision.’
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