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  • Ahmed Sefrioui

    In his first novel, La Boîte à merveilles (1954; “The Box of Wonders”), Sefrioui recalls his youth in this older, picturesque culture, “embalming” his past rather than glorifying it. A second novel, La Maison de servitude (1973; “The House of Servitude”), deals with the conflict raised by the demands…

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    In his first novel, La Boîte à merveilles (1954; “The Box of Wonders”), Sefrioui recalls his youth in this older, picturesque culture, “embalming” his past rather than glorifying it. A second novel, La Maison de servitude (1973; “The House of Servitude”), deals with the conflict raised by the demands…

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