Literature · February, 2008
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Stories about Literature from February, 2008
Morocco: Couscous of the Dead
Middle East & North Africa 1 February 2008
Margot the Marrakesh Mystic has a two-part piece on Couscous of the Dead.
Morocco: Author Honoured
Middle East & North Africa 1 February 2008
The View from Fez reports that famed author Tahar Ben Jelloun was honoured by French president Nicolas Sarkozy.
Guyana: Warning poem
Caribbean 1 February 2008
Signifyin’ Guyana posts “the angels warn”, a poem by Guyanese writer Balwant Bhagwandin, and notes, “The recent history-making violence in Lusignan makes the warning prophetic and urgent.”
Trinidad and Tobago: Reading Andy Ganteaume
Caribbean 1 February 2008
Jamaican writer Geoffrey Philp takes at look at the recently published memoirs of Trinidadian cricketer Andy Ganteaume — who scored a century in his one and only Test match, 60 years ago, then never played Test cricket again.
