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Leila Slimani fuses imagination and memory in novels inspired by her French Moroccan family

Leila Slimani fuses imagination and memory in novels inspired by her French Moroccan family

Update: 2023-06-18
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In 2016, French-Moroccan novelist Leila Slimani won the Prix Goncourt for her provocative thriller, The Perfect Nanny, which was named a Best Book of the Year by the New York Times Book Review and is currently being adapted into a limited series starring Nicole Kidman. Slimani's 2020 novel, In the Country of Others, was the first of a planned trilogy – an intergenerational family saga set in Morocco after the Second World War. The forthcoming second volume, Watch Us Dance, takes place during the late 1960s and early '70s, a time when political repression and social optimism were coming head to head.
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Jim McCaskill

"Tiger" was a type of panzer used by the Nazis. Sounds like grandpa was a bad ass.

Jun 30th
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Leila Slimani fuses imagination and memory in novels inspired by her French Moroccan family

Leila Slimani fuses imagination and memory in novels inspired by her French Moroccan family