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Further Reading

History and Society Cuisine
David Hart, Tribe and Society in Rural Morocco, Robert Carrier, Taste of Morocco, Arrow, London.
Frank Cass, UK and US. Essays on Moroccan
tribes and the Berbers. Anissa Helou, Café Morocco, Conran Octopus, UK
and US.
Donna Lee Bowen and Evelyn A. Early (eds), Paula Wolfert, Couscous and Other Good Foods
Everyday Life in the Muslim Middle East, Indiana from Morocco, HarperCollins, US.
University Press, US. Focusing on Morocco.
Peter Mansfield, The Arabs, Penguin, UK and US. Travel, Biography and Fiction
General history, with a section on Morocco. Paul Bowles, The Sheltering Sky, Penguin, UK; Ecco
Press, US. Let It Come Down, Penguin, UK; Black
Gavin Maxwell, Lords of the Atlas, The Rise and Fall Sparrow Press, US. Collected Stories of Paul Bowles
of the House of Glaoui 1893–1956, Cassell, UK. 1939–76, Black Sparrow Press, US. Midnight Mass,
Peter Owen, UK; Black Sparrow Press, US. On the
Susan Raven, Rome in Africa, Routledge, US and
UK. North Africa in Roman times. theme of Westerners in a foreign land, from the
best-known writer on Morocco. Their Heads are
Barnaby Rogerson, A Traveller’s History of North Green, Peter Owen, UK. Travel essays. Without
Africa, Windrush, UK; Interlink, US. Readable Stopping, Peter Owen, UK; Ecco Press, US. Bowles’
general history, from the Roman period to the autobiography.
present day.
William Burroughs, Naked Lunch, Flamingo, Harper
Collins UK; Grove Press, US. Revolutionary novel of
Natural and Urban Landscapes sexuality and drug addiction, set in Tangier.
Ann and Yan Arthus-Bertrand, Morocco Seen
from the Air, Vendome Press, UK and US, 1994. Anthony Burgess, Earthly Powers, Penguin, UK;
Stunning aerial photographs of Morocco. Carroll & Graf, US. The Complete Enderby, Carroll &
Graf, US. Tangier in the 1950s.
Jean-Marc Tingaud and Tahar Ben Jelloun,
Medinas: Morocco’s Hidden Cities, Thames & Elias Canetti, The Voices of Marrakesh, Marion
Hudson, UK and US. An intimate glimpse into Boyars, UK. Marrakech near the end of the
the palaces of the imperial cities. Protectorate.
Hugues Demeude, Jacques Bravo and Xavier Esther Freud, Hideous Kinky, Penguin UK, WW
Richer, Morocco, Taschen, Germany. Lavish Norton, US. An English hippy in Marrakech.
photographic survey.
Walter Harris, Morocco That Was, Eland Books, UK.
Observations by The Times correspondent,
Art and Architecture 1890s–1933.
Titus Burkhardt, Art of Islam, Language and
Meaning. Richard Hughes, In the Lap of Atlas, Chatto, UK.
Moroccan tales.
Lisl and Landt Dennis, Living in Morocco, Thames
& Hudson, UK. Lavishly illustrated portrait of the Amin Malouf, Leo the African, Abacus, UK; Leo
domestic environment. Africanus, New Amsterdam, US. Historical novel
about the 15th-century geographer.
James F. Jereb, Arts and Crafts of Morocco, Thames
& Hudson, UK; Chronicle Books, US. Well-
illustrated survey, including a guide to major Moroccan Writing in English
museums in Morocco. Tahar Ben Jalloun, The Sand Child, Hamish
A. Khatabi and M. Sigilmassa, The Splendours of Hamilton UK, Johns Hopkins UP, US. Novel of
Islamic Calligraphy, Thames & Hudson, UK. childhood in southern Morocco.
Richard Parker, A Practical Guide to Islamic Mohammed Choukri, For Bread Alone, I.B. Tauris,
Monuments in Morocco, Baraka Press, US. UK. Volume I of the Rif-born Choukri’s
autobiography.
Flora and Fauna Five Eyes, Black Sparrow Press, US. Stories by five
T. Haltenorth and H. Diller, Heinzel, BA, Field Moroccan writers.
Guide to the Mammals of Africa, Collins, UK. Driss Chraibi, Heirs to the Past, Heinemann, UK and
Fitter and Parslow, The Birds of Britain and Europe US. Semi-autobiographical novel set in post-
with North Africa and the Middle East, Collins, UK. colonial times.

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