Ibex blood

The Moroccan novelist Mohamed Ezzedine Tazi is considered one of the pioneers of the experimental Arabic novel, in terms of artistic structure and content. This novel is based on black satire, which transforms fictional events into satirical productions. It is not based on traditional unity and cohesion, but is divided into sub-narratives. These branching narratives are what constitute, as a whole, the novel, which consists of seven chapters, with one topic: the rumor that says that a man w...