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Salim Jay

October 17, 2023

Salim Jay (born 30 June 1951) is a Franco-Moroccan novelist, essayist and literary critic living in France. He has written about 20 books, numerous essays and more than thousand newspaper articles.[1]

Salim Jay in February 2016

His "Dictionnaire des Écrivains marocains", published in 2005 by "éditions EDDIF (Maroc)" and "Paris-Méditérannée (France)" is a biographical dictionary of Moroccan writers who have expressed themselves in French language. The book has established itself already as a standard reference tool.

Biography Edit

He was born on 30 June 1951 in Paris from a Moroccan father and Romanian mother.[2] Salim Jay lived in Rabat from 1957 to 1973. His father was a poet who wrote in classical Arabic and was a friend of late king Mohammed V to whom Jay devoted the novel "Portrait du Géniteur en Poète Officiel" (Denoel, 1985). When Salim Jay was fourteen he made his first steps in journalism. He wrote an article for l'Opinion, the newspaper of the nationalist and royalist Istiqlal Party. In 1973 he heeded warnings and went into exile in France. He would not return for 29 years. He kept contact with his native country through the writings of other Moroccans. Salim Jay has a column in "Qantara", the magazine of the prestigious 'Institut du Monde Arabe' in Paris.[3]

Besides articles on the literature of Morocco, Jay has written on French writers like Michel Tournier, Henri Thomas and Jean Freustié. His own favorite is "101 Maliens nous manquent", 1987, ed. Arcantère.

Bibliography Edit

  • Brèves notes cliniques sur le cas Guy des Cars Barbare, 1979
  • La Semaine où Madame Simone eut cent ans La Différence, 1979
  • Le Fou de lecture et les quarante romans Confrontation, 1981
  • Tu seras Nabab, mon fils, (sous le pseudonyme d’Irène Refrain) Rupture, 1982
  • Bernard Frank Rupture 1982
  • Romans maghrébins L’Afrique littéraire, 1983
  • Romans du monde noir L’Afrique Littéraire, 1984
  • Portrait du géniteur en poète officiel Denoël, 1985
  • Idriss, Michel Tournier, et les autres La Différence, 1986
  • Cent un Maliens nous manquent Arcantère, 1987
  • L’Afrique de l’Occident (1887-1987) L’Afrique littéraire, 1987
  • L’Oiseau vit de sa plume Belfond, 1989
  • Avez-vous lu Henri Thomas ? Le Félin, 1990
  • Les Écrivains sont dans leur assiette « Point Virgule », Seuil, 1991
  • Starlette au haras, (sous le pseudonyme d’Alexandra Quadripley) Editions de Septembre, 1992
  • Du côté de Saint-Germain-des-Prés Jacques Bertoin, 1992
  • Pour Angelo Rinaldi Belles Lettres, 1994
  • Jean Freustié, romancier de la sincérité Le Rocher, 1998
  • Sagesse du milieu du monde Paris Méditerranée, 1999
  • Tu ne traverseras pas le détroit Mille et une nuits, 2001
  • Dictionnaire des écrivains marocains Paris Méditerranée - Eddif, 2005
  • Embourgeoisement immédiat ed. La Différence, 2006 (see article: [1] )
  • Littératures méditerranéennes et horizons migratoires: une anthologie (in French). Casablanca; Paris: Croisée des chemins ; Séguier. 2011. ISBN 978-9954-1-0344-9.

References Edit

  1. ^ Jean Déjeux, Dictionnaire des auteurs maghrébins de langue française, KARTHALA Editions, 1984, p. 239
  2. ^ Déjeux, Jean (1984). Dictionnaire des auteurs maghrébins de langue française (in French). KARTHALA Editions. p. 239. ISBN 978-2-86537-085-6.
  3. ^ Fouad Laroui, "Salim Jay est-il un écrivain marocain" ? in:Yabiladi.com Mag, 01.03.2006

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Article (in French) by Fouad Laroui "Salim Jay est-il un écrivain marrocain ?" [2]

October 17, 2023
salim, born, june, 1951, franco, moroccan, novelist, essayist, literary, critic, living, france, written, about, books, numerous, essays, more, than, thousand, newspaper, articles, february, 2016his, dictionnaire, Écrivains, marocains, published, 2005, édition. Salim Jay born 30 June 1951 is a Franco Moroccan novelist essayist and literary critic living in France He has written about 20 books numerous essays and more than thousand newspaper articles 1 Salim Jay in February 2016His Dictionnaire des Ecrivains marocains published in 2005 by editions EDDIF Maroc and Paris Mediterannee France is a biographical dictionary of Moroccan writers who have expressed themselves in French language The book has established itself already as a standard reference tool Contents 1 Biography 2 Bibliography 3 References 4 External linksBiography EditHe was born on 30 June 1951 in Paris from a Moroccan father and Romanian mother 2 Salim Jay lived in Rabat from 1957 to 1973 His father was a poet who wrote in classical Arabic and was a friend of late king Mohammed V to whom Jay devoted the novel Portrait du Geniteur en Poete Officiel Denoel 1985 When Salim Jay was fourteen he made his first steps in journalism He wrote an article for l Opinion the newspaper of the nationalist and royalist Istiqlal Party In 1973 he heeded warnings and went into exile in France He would not return for 29 years He kept contact with his native country through the writings of other Moroccans Salim Jay has a column in Qantara the magazine of the prestigious Institut du Monde Arabe in Paris 3 Besides articles on the literature of Morocco Jay has written on French writers like Michel Tournier Henri Thomas and Jean Freustie His own favorite is 101 Maliens nous manquent 1987 ed Arcantere Bibliography EditBreves notes cliniques sur le cas Guy des Cars Barbare 1979 La Semaine ou Madame Simone eut cent ans La Difference 1979 Le Fou de lecture et les quarante romans Confrontation 1981 Tu seras Nabab mon fils sous le pseudonyme d Irene Refrain Rupture 1982 Bernard Frank Rupture 1982 Romans maghrebins L Afrique litteraire 1983 Romans du monde noir L Afrique Litteraire 1984 Portrait du geniteur en poete officiel Denoel 1985 Idriss Michel Tournier et les autres La Difference 1986 Cent un Maliens nous manquent Arcantere 1987 L Afrique de l Occident 1887 1987 L Afrique litteraire 1987 L Oiseau vit de sa plume Belfond 1989 Avez vous lu Henri Thomas Le Felin 1990 Les Ecrivains sont dans leur assiette Point Virgule Seuil 1991 Starlette au haras sous le pseudonyme d Alexandra Quadripley Editions de Septembre 1992 Du cote de Saint Germain des Pres Jacques Bertoin 1992 Pour Angelo Rinaldi Belles Lettres 1994 Jean Freustie romancier de la sincerite Le Rocher 1998 Sagesse du milieu du monde Paris Mediterranee 1999 Tu ne traverseras pas le detroit Mille et une nuits 2001 Dictionnaire des ecrivains marocains Paris Mediterranee Eddif 2005 Embourgeoisement immediat ed La Difference 2006 see article 1 Litteratures mediterraneennes et horizons migratoires une anthologie in French Casablanca Paris Croisee des chemins Seguier 2011 ISBN 978 9954 1 0344 9 References Edit Jean Dejeux Dictionnaire des auteurs maghrebins de langue francaise KARTHALA Editions 1984 p 239 Dejeux Jean 1984 Dictionnaire des auteurs maghrebins de langue francaise in French KARTHALA Editions p 239 ISBN 978 2 86537 085 6 Fouad Laroui Salim Jay est il un ecrivain marocain in Yabiladi com Mag 01 03 2006External links EditArticle in French by Fouad Laroui Salim Jay est il un ecrivain marrocain 2 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Salim Jay amp oldid 997365676, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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