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Mirrors on the Maghrib. Critical Reflections on Paul and Jane Bowles and Other American Writers in Morocco. (first edition; inscribed and signed)
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Inscribed and signed: “To Susan – With appreciation for your support – Francis Poole 9–3–96.” a critical anthology exploring the works of Paul and Jane Bowles, along with other American writers influenced by their time in Morocco. Essays examine themes such as cultural alienation, Orientalism, literary representations of Tangier, and the intersection of Western and Moroccan literary traditions. Contributions from scholars in both the U.S. and Morocco reflect a transnational dialogue on place, identity, and the legacy of expatriate literature in North Africa. Quite scarce to commerce.
Description: Mirrors on the Maghrib. Critical Reflections on Paul and Jane Bowles and Other American Writers in Morocco. (first edition; inscribed and signed)
Delmar, New York: Caravan Books, 1996. Octavo. 225 pages. First edition. Hardcover in publisher’s dark green cloth; without dust jacket, if issued.
[3735356]Price: $75.00