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Tahar Ben
Jelloun (Arabic: الطاهر بن جلون, romanized: aṭ-Ṭāhir bin Jallūn; born 1
December 1944) is a
Moroccan writer who rose to fame for his 1985 novel...
- Benjelloun, Ben
Jelloun or
Bengelloun (Arabic: بن جلون, romanized: bin Jallūn, or بنجلون, Binjallūn) is a
common Moroccan surname. It may
refer to: Abdelmajid...
- it was
published in
French as Le Pain Nu in a
translation by
Tahar Ben
Jelloun. The
novel has been
translated into 39
foreign languages and
adapted into...
- The
Sacred Night (La nuit sacrée) is a
novel by
Tahar Ben
Jelloun published in 1987. It won the 1987
Goncourt Prize. This
novel is a
sequel The Sand Child...
- why the
novel would have "made a
formidable Goncourt prize."
Tahar Ben
Jelloun, a
member of the
Goncourt jury who
voted for the book, said of the winner:...
- do****entaries/interviews
about arts and culture.
Guests have
included writers Tahar Ben
Jelloun,
Gamal El-Ghitani,
poets Adunis,
Ahmed Fouad Negm,
Joumana Haddad, musicians...
-
Mohamed Choukri, who
wrote in Arabic, and
Driss Chraïbi and
Tahar Ben
Jelloun who
wrote in French.
Other important Moroccan authors include: Abdellatif...
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Child (l'Enfant de sable) is a 1985
novel by
Moroccan author Tahar Ben
Jelloun.
First published in France, the novel's
message expresses on
multiple levels...
- dans la cour des grands".
Maroc Hebdo.
Retrieved 21 July 2017.
Tahar Ben
Jelloun (13 July 2015). "Zineb Triki". Le 360.
Retrieved 21 July 2017. "Zineb Triki"...
- of the year for 2011. "By Fire", a
story by
Moroccan author Tahar Ben
Jelloun inspired by this incident, was
published in The New
Yorker edition of 16...
