SOC HUM MDA EL Elatch Second post-it on clichés: deconstruction of clichés, Shadhin, Léah, Akeem So, in a previous post, I was thinking about the possible usefulness of clichés, or more broadly, of overused formulas, in order to favor…
HUM MDA EL Elatch Is literature important at all? All these notes are the product of my personal amateur experience. These questions have already been discussed a lot in literary theory. I…
MDA HUM SPR EL Elatch God and The Writer If you don’t believe in God… You might repress it, and wouldn’t the aspiration to the divine reappears on our existential path? The…
HUM MDA EL Elatch Le prénom ouïghour (poème) J’ai perdu mon prénom Sur les rives du lac Balkhach Le train est rempli des fantômes de la Horde d’or Je marche sur une route incertaine…
ART MDA HUM LIF EL Elatch The luxury of true love Once I was asked by a Dhaka journalist to write an article.
HUM LIF EL Elatch My take on Multilingual Writing For the past three years I have (maybe in vain) attempted to use my experience as a translator and language lover to evoke the power of…
LIF MDA EL Elatch 9 types de proches à éviter pendant la conception de votre chef d’œuvre (humour) Dans un (commencement) de carrière d’écrivain, il y a toujours deux camps qui tentent de vous écarteler comme un agneau, alors que vous…
HUM MDA EL Elatch My take on autofiction In the two novels I have patiently constructed — The Bengali Friend and The Defence of Irsk — autofiction does present itself in the most…
HUM MDA EL Elatch About mirror novels In a great novel that changed my life, that I read quite a few years ago, who was written by the person who is now my best friend, the…
HUM MDA EL Elatch Immersion, magic realism and multilingual writing My take on how immersion in a literary text is favored by multilingual writing, quoting the specific case of the genre magic realism and…