Vicka Boleyn·Feb 25Spoiler-free book review by a Mexican Anthropologist #8: “Days and Travels”, by Paul BowlesAfter some time inactive here, I come back with the review of a book I found in the University’s library near home.
IneriandthebooksbyErica Di Cillo·May 17, 2025Tangier. A City Written in LayersA literary journey through Tangier — from Beat writers and Moroccan voices to Jarmusch’s vampires and Matisse’s colors.
Hassen Daoues·Mar 1, 2025The Gaze, the Uncanny, and the Other: Paul Bowles’ “The Eye” and the Violence of Cross-Cultural…Author’s Note: This chapter is part of a broader work-in-progress examining Paul Bowles’ literary engagement with Moroccan folklore. As a…
Hassen Daoues·Feb 27, 2025The Baraka of the Imaginary: Sufism, Subjectivity, and the Vicissitudes of Desire in Paul Bowles’…Author’s Note: This chapter is part of a broader work-in-progress examining Paul Bowles’ literary engagement with Moroccan folklore. As a…
Hassen Daoues·Feb 22, 2025The Semiotics of Betrayal and the Poetics of Rivalry in Paul Bowles’ “The Story of Lahcen and Idir”Author’s Note: This chapter is part of a broader work-in-progress examining Paul Bowles’ literary engagement with Moroccan folklore. As a…
