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Tag Archives: Marrakech
Marrakech Noir (Akashic Noir Series) – Yassin Adnan (Editor)
(Reviewed by JD Jung) “Morocco has no tradition of noir literature.” “Marrakechis are willing to read every type of story about the city—except those that are garbed in black.” Yassin Adnan, the editor of Marrakech Noir had a difficult time … Continue reading →
Posted in African Literature, Noir-esque fiction, Short stories
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Tagged crime fiction, Marrakech, multiculture, noir, Religion
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