Saad Sarhane
was born in Fes, Morocco. Since the 1980s he has lived in Marrakesh, teaching mathematics. He has published two collections of short stories, Hassad al-Judhur [Harvester of Roots] (1995) and Shukran li-‘Arbia’a Qadim [Thanks to Old Wednesday] (Dar Alwah, Madrid, 1999).
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Banipal No 18 Autumn 2003
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