Celui qui est digne d'être aimé - Abdellah Taïa
roman
KORTE INHOUD
"Ahmed, 40 ans, est marocain. Il vit à Paris. Il écrit à sa mère, morte cinq ans auparavant, pour régler ses comptes avec elle et lui raconter enfin sa vie d'homosexuel. Il envoie une lettre de rupture à Emmanuel, l'homme qu'il a aimé passionnément et qui a changé son existence, pour le meilleur et pour le pire, en le ramenant en France. Par ailleurs, Ahmed reçoit des lettres de Vincent et de Lahbib. Un roman épistolaire pour remonter le temps jusqu'aux origines du mal. Un livre sur le colonialisme français qui perdure dans la vie amoureuse d'un jeune Marocain homosexuel."--page [4] of cover.
"Ahmed, 40, is Moroccan. He lives in Paris. He wrote to his mother, who had died five years earlier, to settle accounts with her and finally tell her about his homosexual life. He sends a letter of rupture to Emmanuel, the man he loved passionately and who changed his existence, for better and for worse, bringing him back to France. In addition, Ahmed receives letters from Vincent and Lahbib. A novel epistolary to go back...
"Ahmed, 40, is Moroccan. He lives in Paris. He wrote to his mother, who had died five years earlier, to settle accounts with her and finally tell her about his homosexual life. He sends a letter of rupture to Emmanuel, the man he loved passionately and who changed his existence, for better and for worse, bringing him back to France. In addition, Ahmed receives letters from Vincent and Lahbib. A novel epistolary to go back...
