Brahim Dargouthi
Brahim Dargouthi, or Darghouthi, (Tozeur, 21 December 1955) is a Tunisian, author of short stories and novels.[1] A graduate of the Ecole Normale of teachers of Tunis in 1975, he taught in various schools and is the director of a primary school in Moularés Gafsa in 2013. He is also a member of the steering committee of the Union of Tunisian Writers and leads its industry Gafsa. Dargouthi is 460th in Arabian Business' ranking of the 500 most influential Arabs.[2]
Short stories
- (Arabic) Anakhl yamout (Palm trees die erect), Publishing Samed, Sfax, 1989
- (Arabic) Alkhobz almorr (Bitter bread), Publishing Samed, Sfax, 1990
- (Arabic) Rajoul mouhtaram jiddan (A very respectful man), Publishing Samed Sahar, Tunis, 1995
- (Arabic) Kassok ya matar (To your health Ye rain), Tunis: Sahr editions 1997
- (Arabic) Manazil alkalam (Houses of talks),Tunis: ichrak editions, 200 ?
- (Arabic) Good night: anthology of short stories, cultural publishing and distribution ( Monastir 2012)
Novels
- (Arabic) Adarawish yaoudoun ila almanfa (Dervishes return to banned lands)), first ed., London: Riadh Arraies editions, 1992; second ed., Tunis: Sahr editions, 1998; third ed., Tunis: The Mediterranean editions, 2006.
- (Arabic) Alkiyama… alun (Resurrection… now), first ed. Syrya: Alhiwar editions, 1994; second ed., Tunis : sahar editions, 1999.
- (Arabic) Chababik mountassaf allail (Midnight windows),first ed., Tunis: sahar editions, 1996; second ed. Sousse : Almaarif editions, 2008.
- (Arabic) Assrar sahib assitr (Secrets of the Jackets owner), first ed., Sfax: samed editions, 1998; second ed., on author’s own expenses, 2009.
- (Arabic) Wara assarab kalilan (A little Behind the Mirage), first ed., Sliana: Alathaf editions, 2002; second ed. Egypt : Center for Arab civilization.
- (Arabic) the facts of what happened to a woman with golden clog., Tunisian house editing / tunis 2012
References
- ↑ IBLA, volume 65, page 153, 2002, Institut des belles lettres arabes (French)
"Under the Naked Sky comprend trente contes écrites par des auteurs égyptiens (15), irakiens (5), séoudiens (2), syriens (2), et un auteur de chacun des pays suivants : la Tunisie, (Brahim Darghouthi), la Jordanie, la Libye et les Émirats ..." - ↑ B.A Soufia, "Les Tunisiens les plus influents au monde" (The world's most influential Tunisians), Mag14, 26 June 2012 (French)
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