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Liepman Literary Agency
Marc Koralnik |
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LETTER TO A JIHADIST
Chroniques d'un monde désorienté
Algerian poet and essayist Karim Akouche sounds the alarm. A call that gathers topics such as Islamism,
laicity and its enemies, ultra-consumerism, the domination of appearances
The book includes a Letter to a Jihadist, intended for a young man overwhelmed by Jihadist ideology.
The titles of the other articles are: Rip your niqab!, The useful idiots of Islamism, Hatred preachers, fuck you, Arabic Algeria is a fake, Support to Kamel Daoud
Karim Akouche, born in 1978 in Kabylia (Aleria), is a poet, a novelist and a playwright. Living in Montreal since
2008, he also is a columnist for many papers (Marianne, Causeur ). His novel The Religion of My Mother (Écriture, 2017) was censored in Algeria: the authorities forbade his conferences and he had to flee the country. He often participates in literary meetingsin United States, Canade, France, Belgium, Middle East, Haiti, Spain, Germany
laicity and its enemies, ultra-consumerism, the domination of appearances
The book includes a Letter to a Jihadist, intended for a young man overwhelmed by Jihadist ideology.
The titles of the other articles are: Rip your niqab!, The useful idiots of Islamism, Hatred preachers, fuck you, Arabic Algeria is a fake, Support to Kamel Daoud
Karim Akouche, born in 1978 in Kabylia (Aleria), is a poet, a novelist and a playwright. Living in Montreal since
2008, he also is a columnist for many papers (Marianne, Causeur ). His novel The Religion of My Mother (Écriture, 2017) was censored in Algeria: the authorities forbade his conferences and he had to flee the country. He often participates in literary meetingsin United States, Canade, France, Belgium, Middle East, Haiti, Spain, Germany
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Published 2018-03-01 by L'Archipel |