We were talking about there is little time Toxins Dear Jean Paul Jody, a novel that is not unrelated to the case Picks of the ... Tunisia since the Revolution began, the Arab world's hot! It is high time to dive into the novel Prayer Moor Adlène Meddi of which we reproduce here the interview given year for the site last Duclock . Note in passing qu'Adlène Meddi is also interviewed in the number 6 on the Index.
knows why I have a weakness for Algiers. I've never been there other than film or book, but this city attracts me. So when the publisher Jigal sent us Prayer Moor I dove in and grabbed me the book. It will not be without this issue again in the next issue of the index, but you can already get it urgently: it's black and banging with just enough poetry inside.
Adlène Meddi and 3 Dj Duclock questions (plus sub)
Dj Duclock: If I understand you live in Algiers can you we talk a bit about what listen right now in the city, what are the songs that can be heard while walking in the streets and stairways of the city?
Adlène Meddi: The soundtrack of Algiers? early morning seagulls, then the sirens of ambulances and cops and Chaabi (popular music of Algiers Andalusian inspiration we quote Guerrouabi, El Anka, Zahi Kamal Messoudi), tube radio in Algiers El Bahdja taxis and hairdressers (Algiers "modern", with soaring flamenco kitsch or solgans football!) Of the Julio-aznavor in old cafes of downtown if the jingle news channels like Al Jazeera!
Dj Duclock: What are you reading now?
Here's a video of Ammar Bouras a text (I seem to recognize phrases from the Moor Prayer ) Of Adlène Meddi .
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