Съжаляваме, тази публикация е налична само на Английски (Сащ), Френски и Арабски.
APS : Thursday, 13 October 2016
SHARJAH- Algerian novelists Waciny Laaredj and Ahlam Mosteghanemi will participate at the 35th International Book Fair of Sharjah (United Arab Emirates) which will be held from 2 to 12 November with writers representing 46 countries, said the Emirati press.
Waciny Laaredj will participate with his latest book “Nissaa Casanova” (The Women of Casanova), published in 2016, and which will also be present at the International Book Fair of Algiers (SILA 2016), scheduled from 26 October to 5 November.
The novelist who teaches at the University of Algiers and at the Sorbonne (France) is among the most famous writers in the Arab world.
His works, which were awarded several times, are translated into many languages.
Among his famous works are “Kitab el amir” (The Book of Emir) which obtained the Grand Prize of Literature in Algiers, “Le royaume du papillon” (The Kingdom of the Butterfly) winner of the Qatari Prize of the best Arab novel and “Les doigts de Lolita” (The Fingers of Lolita) awarded at the 7th literary creation prize of the Arab Thought Foundation of Beirut.
Ahlam Mostaghanemi is among the most brilliant female writers in the Arab world.
Her works, including “Dakirat El Djassad” (Memory of the Flesh) which won Naguib Mahfoud Prize in 1998, “Fawda El hawass (Chaos of the Senses, 1997), “Aber sarir” (Bed Hopper, 2003) and “El aswad yalikou biki” (Black Suits You, 2012), were the best-sellers in the Arab world and translated into several languages.
Категории
Последни публикации
- (English) Minister Attaf receives a phone call from his Saudi counterpart
- (English) Minister Attaf attends the 9th session of the Ministerial Meeting of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation
- (English) Appointed by President of the Republic, Minister Attaf arrives in Beijing to take part in the ministerial meeting of The Forum on China–Africa Cooperation
- (English) Joint Declaration between the People’s Democratic Republic of Algeria and the Republic of Slovenia
- (English) Mr Attaf visits the Slovenian Ethnographic Museum