Mohamed Hamri - Books

Books

Moroccan literature
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  • Moroccan literature
  • Moroccan Arabic
  • Berber
Moroccan authors
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  • Playwrights
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  • Essayists
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  • Sufi writers
  • Moorish writers
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  • Novel
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Criticism & Awards
  • Literary theory
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See also
  • El Majdoub
  • Awzal
  • Choukri
  • Ben Jelloun
  • Zafzaf
  • El Maleh
  • Chraîbi
  • Mernissi
  • Leo Africanus
  • Khaïr-Eddine
  • Morocco Portal
  • Literature Portal
  • Hamri is characterised as "Hamid" in Brion Gysin's novel The Process
  • Tales of Joujouka is Hamri's stories from his Sufi village in Morocco.
  • Man from Nowhere Storming the citadels of enlightenment with William Burroughs and Brion Gysin, by Ambrose, Rynne, Wison, features both information on and an article by Hamri.
  • Clandermond, Andrew, MacCarthy Terence, Hamri the painter of Morocco, (Tangier,2004) Biography and reproductions of Hamri art

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