Mohammed Zefzaf
(1945-2001) was born in Souq Arbiya’ al-Gharb, Morocco. He was one of Morocco’s great modern novelists as well as short story writer, poet and translator. He also worked as a secondary school teacher in Casablanca. He published eighteen novels and collections of short stories in Morocco, Baghdad, Damascus, Tunis, Cairo, and Tripoli in Libya.
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Banipal No 9 Autumn 2000
Banipal No 12 Autumn 2001
Banipal No 5 Summer 1999
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