To those who reject the notion that much of our reality is a social construction, welcome to the world of fatherhood. For the strongly democratic minded, fatherhood may feel like…
February 27, 2022
Second Chance in Tangier
A Conversation with Anouar Majid
Tony David talks to Anouar Majid about his latest novel and other issues related to living between the United States and Morocco.
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Editor-in-Chief
Anouar Majid is the editor of Tingis magazine.