Moroccan


الخبز الحافي
تلك العتمة الباهرة
The Sand Child
Dreams of Trespass: Tales of a Harem Girlhood
The Perfect Nanny
The Moor's Account
Stolen Lives: Twenty Years in a Desert Jail
Le Passé Simple
Adèle
The Sacred Night
Scheherazade Goes West: Different Cultures, Different Harems
The Other Americans
Sex and Lies
Mirage (Mirage, #1)
I'll Take the Fire
The Food of Morocco by Paula WolfertThe Modern Tagine Cookbook by Ghillie BasanFlavors of Morocco by Ghillie BasanCasablanca by Nargisse BenkabbouCooking at the Kasbah by Kitty Morse
Best Moroccan Cookbooks
13 books — 2 voters
The Storyteller, Or, the Hakawati by Rabih AlameddineA Map of Home by Randa JarrarWhere Jasmine Blooms by Holly S. WarahThe Girl in the Tangerine Scarf by Mohja KahfCrescent by Diana Abu-Jaber
Arab Americans in Fiction
49 books — 25 voters

Caucasian Prayer Rugs by Ralph KaffelThreads of Empire by Dorothy ArmstrongOld Navajo rugs by Marian E. RodeeRugs and Carpets from the Caucasus by Lyatif KerimovWoven Spirit of the Southwest by Don McQuiston
Best Antique Rug and Textile Books
47 books — 4 voters
The Rock by Warren TuteI Live On A Rock! by Gideon BentataA Delicate Truth by John le CarréSleeping Dogs by Thomas MogfordPolly and Oliver by David Scott Daniell
Gibraltar
49 books — 2 voters

Dreams of Trespass by Fatema MernissiThe Caliph's House by Tahir ShahA House in Fez by Suzanna ClarkeLa Mémoire D'un Roi by HassanThe Sheltering Sky by Paul Bowles
Books set in, or about, Morocco
38 books — 23 voters

Roman Payne
“ POEM FOR SOUKAÏNA” **** To tell of my new Moroccan Love, Ô, I court her everyday. But just as a pearl in the mud is a pearl, So is my Love just an Arab girl… in that I offer her constant, loving woos, but she’ll ask me in return that I give her flooze*. That’s when I kiss her and shrug, and I say, “Someday.” And she gives me her love free anyway. * * * Ô, my Love is a child of the souks. In Casablanca born. A gypsy thief, “Soukaïna” named. We met in the souks of Marrakech, It was here my heart s ...more ”
― Roman Payne

Joanne Harris
“ We will be making pancakes. Oh, not for now, of course. But for later, we have crêpes aux mille trous, and harira soup, with lemons and dates. At Ramadan, everyone fasts, but we think about food all the time; we buy food, we prepare food, we offer food to our neighbors, we even dream of food- that is, if this wind allows us to sleep. I will bring some Moroccan sweets; some macaroons, and gazelle's horns, and almond meringues, and chebakia. ...more ”
― Joanne Harris, Peaches for Father Francis

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