Faouzia Aloui
Faouzia Aloui (Arabic: فوزية العلوي) (born in 1957 in Kasserine) is a Tunisian poet and fiction writer. She is a teacher of Arabic literature in secondary school since 1980.[1][2]
Faouzia Aloui | |
|---|---|
فوزية العلوي | |
| Born | 1957 |
| Occupation | poet, fiction writer |
Work
She is a poet and fiction writer with two collections of poetry and three books of short stories.[3]
poetry
- Flying isthme (1997)
books
- A Living Corpse (2010)[4]
- Ali and the foal of wind (1995)
- The pigment (1999)
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