Moroccan Girl

     On his deathbed he said “As for me, I am indifferent to all of that.. Long live literature! Long live literature!” just *the same way in which he asserted while still young “ There are no more novels, no more poems, there is writing”. He is the prominent Amazigh Moroccan writer Mohamed Khair-Eddine , who has excessively written in French and enchanted the most celebrated minds of his era. The bluebird fluttered in the libraries of Choukri, Sartre and Senghor , and about the supreme absurdist Bickett . They all appreciated the vituperative spirit of his literature and the agitative aura of his bitter ire and oneirics. He was born in an Amazigh town called Tafraout in southern Morocco . His family left the countryside and moved to Casablanca city. Few years later, his father divorced his mother and married a younger woman. This incident dehydrated  the heavenly childish meadows within him, and its dry and scary aroma continued to reign over his works. It also explains his wistf