Tunisian Books discussion

Tunisian literature is becoming obliviously absurd with the time thus we need to promote it.

i think it was "confusion d'une musulmane" Olfa Yousef

The last book by Tunisian author that I have read is "L'attente" by Ali Becheur: http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/74...

mon dernier livre tunisien a été L'affrontement de Foued Zaouche, mais je n'ai pas aimé.
http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/96...

"la deuxième épouse" de fawzia zouari

the last one was by kamel riahi "واسيني الأعرج" and i didn't find a link for it!

j'avais pas eux l’occasion (déjà mon kindle ne supporte pas l'arabe )

j'ai commencé hier à lire Cristal un récit de Gilbert Naccache. Une lecture très intéressante.

The last and actually only tunisian book I've ever read is "Halima". However, I read it so many times and I enjoyed it every time! <3

(PS: It's really nice to see Tunisian guys in this web site. I started to think that I'm the only Tunisian girl in here. )
:)

My last oneS were certainly by Tahar Fazaa.

I indeed obtained copyrights permission to publish his books on Kindle and currently few of them are available on Amazon.

All of this effort is to promote the Tunisian literature so please consider following the link below and LIKE-ing the books and/or joining the Facebook page @Tahar Fazaa on Kindle"

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_...

You can also visit the project's website at http://darbarca.webs.com

P.S. These books will be available for free on Kindle starting June 22nd, 2012. So, save the dates and pass the word around!

Cheers,
Khouloud Khammassi
@k_khammassi

@Khouloud t'as oublier un truc :

même si le livre est gratuit on peut pas télécharger d'amazone sans avoir une carte de crédit associé au compte (qui reste un prob en tunisie :s )

@ Slim,
I did not. First, I am sorry it's the way it works there (and in many other parts of the world). Second, I am hoping that Tunisians themselves promote the books so that non-Tunisians and/or Tunisians living overseas can read them. Also, there are people who have family/friends overseas and can buy those books for the locals, if they wish to.
This small project can become pro in a couple of months and can provide some seasonal work for students.
Best,
keep in touch,
khouloud