الوصف
Throughout much of the mid-to-late twentieth century, the coastal city of Tangier stood as an iconic crossroads of global creativity, bohemian indulgence, and political chaos, drawing avant-garde artists from across the globe. At the absolute heart of this creative melting pot was Mohamed Choukri, an indigenous self-taught writer who survived an impoverished childhood to emerge as one of Morocco's most provocative literary authorities. In this exceptional volume, Choukri compiles his personal memories, private diary logs, and candid records of his friendships with three mythic Western writers who established temporary roots in his homeland: Paul Bowles, Jean Genet, and Tennessee Williams. Rather than producing flattering or romanticized descriptions, Choukri utilizes a rare clarity of vision to analyze his foreign peers, showcasing their deep human vulnerabilities alongside their creative brilliance.
