Born in 1942 in Tripoli, Agha Malak attended the École de Lettres in Beirut.[1] She left Lebanon for France with her two daughters in 1975 at the beginning of the Lebanese Civil War. She studied French language and literature at Lumière University Lyon 2 where she received doctorates in literature and linguistics.[2]
Agha Malak has written novels, short stories and several collections of poetry. Her works stand out against the injustice and violence of war and criticize the role of women in the Muslim world while examining the sociological aspects of the male-female partnership.[1][2] She is present at several book fairs each year, especially the annual French-language book fair in Beirut. She is still an active writer, spending her time between the north of Lebanon and Burgundy where she lives.[2]
2010: Qu'as-tu fait de tes mômes, Papa ? Paris, AlfAbarre
2009: Mariée à Paris... Répudiée à Beyrouth, Paris, L'Harmattan
2006: Bagdad : des morts qui sonnent plus fort que d'autres, Paris, Éditions des Écrivains
2005: Anosmia ou Nostalgie d’un sens interdit, Paris, Éditions des Écrivains, translated into English by Cynthia Hahn
2002: Récits Roses (two short stories), Paris, Éditions des Écrivains
2001: La Femme de mon mari, Paris, Éditions des Écrivains
1999: Les Portes de la Nuit, Paris, Éditions des Écrivains
1997: La Dernière des Croisés, Beirut, Maison Internationale du Livre
1996: La Mallette, Beirut, Éditions Jarrous
1994: Balafres
1992: Récits bleus (three short stories), Paris, Éditions Al-Moutanabbi
1960: Sans rendez-vous préalable (short story), Beirut, Presses de Beyrouth
1957: Le drame n’arrivera pas deux fois (short story), Beirut, Presses de Beyrouth
Poetry
2011: Mes Villes Mes Amours Mes Solitudes, Éditions Dergham Beyrouth
2008: À quatre mains et à deux cœurs, Paris, Éditions des Écrivains
2005: Petits poèmes pour un Grand Homme, Beirut, Éditions du Roy
2004: Poésie tripolitaine francophone, Tripoli, Éditions du Roy
2003: La mise à nu, Paris, Éditions des Écrivains
2000: Modes inconditionnels des aubes mensongères Paris, Éditions des Écrivains
1992: Quand les larmes seront pleurées ... , Beeirut, Technopress
1992: Entre deux battements de temps, Beirut, Technopress
1985: Migration, Beirut, Éditions Jarrous
Referencesedit
^ abc"Auteurs francophones: Ezza Agha Malek" (in French). Espace Français. Retrieved 20 March 2015.
^ abcd (in French). Agence universitaire de la Francophonie. Archived from the original on 25 April 2017. Retrieved 20 March 2015.
April 14, 2024
ezza, agha, malak, born, july, 1942, lebanese, born, french, novelist, poet, critic, essayist, 1999native, nameآغا, ملك, عزةborn, 1942, july, 1942, tripoli, lebanonlanguagefrencheducationÉcole, lettresalma, materlumière, university, lyon, 2notable, awardsordre. Ezza Agha Malak born 14 July 1942 is a Lebanese born French novelist poet critic and essayist 1 Ezza Agha MalakEzza Agha Malak 1999Native nameآغا ملك عزةBorn 1942 07 14 July 14 1942 age 81 Tripoli LebanonLanguageFrenchEducationEcole de LettresAlma materLumiere University Lyon 2Notable awardsOrdre des Arts et des Lettres 2012 Contents 1 Biography 2 Awards 3 Works 4 ReferencesBiography editBorn in 1942 in Tripoli Agha Malak attended the Ecole de Lettres in Beirut 1 She left Lebanon for France with her two daughters in 1975 at the beginning of the Lebanese Civil War She studied French language and literature at Lumiere University Lyon 2 where she received doctorates in literature and linguistics 2 Agha Malak has written novels short stories and several collections of poetry Her works stand out against the injustice and violence of war and criticize the role of women in the Muslim world while examining the sociological aspects of the male female partnership 1 2 She is present at several book fairs each year especially the annual French language book fair in Beirut She is still an active writer spending her time between the north of Lebanon and Burgundy where she lives 2 Awards editIn 2012 Ezza Agha Malak was honoured as an officier of the French Ordre des Arts et des Lettres 2 Works editNovels and short stories2010 Qu as tu fait de tes momes Papa Paris AlfAbarre 2009 Mariee a Paris Repudiee a Beyrouth Paris L Harmattan 2006 Bagdad des morts qui sonnent plus fort que d autres Paris Editions des Ecrivains 2005 Anosmia ou Nostalgie d un sens interdit Paris Editions des Ecrivains translated into English by Cynthia Hahn 2002 Recits Roses two short stories Paris Editions des Ecrivains 2001 La Femme de mon mari Paris Editions des Ecrivains 1999 Les Portes de la Nuit Paris Editions des Ecrivains 1997 La Derniere des Croises Beirut Maison Internationale du Livre 1996 La Mallette Beirut Editions Jarrous 1994 Balafres 1992 Recits bleus three short stories Paris Editions Al Moutanabbi 1960 Sans rendez vous prealable short story Beirut Presses de Beyrouth 1957 Le drame n arrivera pas deux fois short story Beirut Presses de BeyrouthPoetry2011 Mes Villes Mes Amours Mes Solitudes Editions Dergham Beyrouth 2008 A quatre mains et a deux cœurs Paris Editions des Ecrivains 2005 Petits poemes pour un Grand Homme Beirut Editions du Roy 2004 Poesie tripolitaine francophone Tripoli Editions du Roy 2003 La mise a nu Paris Editions des Ecrivains 2000 Modes inconditionnels des aubes mensongeres Paris Editions des Ecrivains 1992 Quand les larmes seront pleurees Beeirut Technopress 1992 Entre deux battements de temps Beirut Technopress 1985 Migration Beirut Editions JarrousReferences edit a b c Auteurs francophones Ezza Agha Malek in French Espace Francais Retrieved 20 March 2015 a b c d Ezza Agha Malak in French Agence universitaire de la Francophonie Archived from the original on 25 April 2017 Retrieved 20 March 2015 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Ezza Agha Malak amp oldid 1140939032, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
