Driss Seghir | |
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| Born | May 21, 1948 |
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| Genre | short stories |
Driss Seghir is a Moroccan short-story writer. He was born on May 21, 1948, in Kenitra, Morocco.
Works
Author of :
- «Curse & The Blue Words» short stories 1976
- «Odious Time», novel 1983
- «Of Children & Homeland» short stories in 1985
- «Terrifying Faces in A Terrifying Street» short stories, 1985
- «Great River Concerto» novel in 1990
- «Dreams Of The Beautiful Butterflies» a play in 1995
- «Last-Chance Harbour» novel co-authored with Abdel Hamid El Gharbaoui in 1995
- «His Excellency The Minister» short stories in 1999
Co-Author of
- «A Dialogue Between Two Generations» short stories co-authored with Mohamed Said Raihani
References
- «The Three Keys», An Anthology published in Arabic in Three Volumes by Mohamed Said Raihani
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