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the work of Kabylian poet Nabile Fares, Kabylian novelist and poet known

for his abstruse, poetic, and dreamlike style, Rebellion against both the established religious traditions and the newly formed conventions of Algeria since independence is central to his work, From sitelink Wikipedia: Nabile Farès was born inin Collo Kabylie, Algeria, the son of Abdur Rahman Farès President of the Algerian Assembly in the lates, and imprisoned by first the French, then by Ben Bella, in the earlys.
Nabiles reputation as a writer has outstripped that of his father he now lives and writes in Paris, France where he has worked as a psychoanalyst for many years.
Nabile Farès fought against the French towards the end of the war of independence, Later he obtained his doctorate, Kabylian novelist and poet known for his abstruse, poetic, and dreamlike style, Rebellion against both the established religious traditions and the newly formed conventions of Algeria since independence is central to his work, From sitelink Wikipedia: Nabile Farès was born inin Collo Kabylie, Algeria, the son of Abdur Rahman Farès President of the Algerian Assembly in the lates, and imprisoned by first the French, then by Ben Bella, in the earlys.
Nabile's reputation as a writer has outstripped that of his father he now lives and writes in Paris, France where he has worked as a psychoanalyst for many years.
Nabile Farès fought against the French towards the end of the war of independence, Later he obtained his doctorate, in France, with a dissertation on the role of the Ogre in North African oral literature, His first work is the novel Yahia, pas de chance,, which evolved from a manuscript Farès carried in a knapsack while on the run in several periods during and after the war of independence Crisolenguas Vol.
no Later works were both novels and poetry, Among these is the trilogy of novels: La Découverte du nouveau monde, and his greatest novel Un Passager de l'occident, which arises, in part, from Farès's friendship with the American writer James Baldwin.
All of Farès's work is characterized by political engagement, and particularly by a drive to expand the definition of Algeria and Algeriannessand to resist factional politics and identity politics Bensmaïa, Experimental Nations, p.
. He evokes an Algeria that is always a work in progress, and leaves the reader to reflect that personal identity along with national is much the same, Exil is a constant theme Zemmouri, Dialectique de l'identité, p,. His poetry, in particular, is challenging and marked by visually striking inventiveness, sitelink.