The Residence, a novel that explores European colonization in North Africa

Zineb Mekouar wins Henri de Régnier Prize for Remember the Bees

Rim Battal debuts novel on social expectations at Hassan II Foundation event

Moroccan writer Hajar Azell honored at Paris Grand Mosque literary prize for novel on Arab Spring

Diaspo #379 : Soufiane Chakkouche, the writer who migrated to publish a novel

Drawn to the power of words and writing since his teenage years in Marrakech, Soufiane Chakkouche left his engineering career to delve into journalism before dedicating himself to writing novels. It is this literary pursuit that led the author to move to Canada, where he now explores fictional writing for both books and the screen.

Dutch-Moroccan novelist Hafid Bouazza dies aged 51

«A Girl in a Blue Shirt», the first Israeli novel to be translated into Arabic in Morocco

The account of Robinson Crusoe in Morocco... when Salé pirates shaped Western literature

During the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, Salé pirates were so famous among Europeans that their activities inspired writers and journalists. The novel, Robinson Crusoe, was one of the books that portrayed some of the atrocities Christian slaves endured in Morocco.

Laila Lalami’s «The Other Americans» nominated for the National Book Award for Fiction

Mahi Binebine among the Renaudot Prize finalists