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  • Keys to Tetouan

    Keys to Tetouan: A Saga of Resilience, Identity, and Heritage.Keys to Tetouan by Mois Benarroch is a sweeping historical fiction novel that traces the harrowing journey of the Benzimra family, Sephardic Jews forced to flee the Spanish Inquisition and rebuild their lives in Tetouan, Morocco. Spanning generations, the story intertwines personal resilience with cultural upheaval, as the family ... Read more

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  • The Nobel Prize

    "If I had a nomination vote for the nobel prize Mois Benarroch would be in the running." Klaus Gerken, Ygdrasil editor.A group of Hispanic writers live in the foreign city of Irxal. Years later a successful and controversial writer from the group discovers that one of them is in a mental institution, his illness is peculiar and unknown to his psychiatrists: he becomes one of the characters of his ... Read more

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  • Tsarfati's Obsession

    In his last novel, the acclaimed Mois Benarroch weaves a profound and labyrinthine tapestry of memory, identity, and the relentless pull of the past. Tsarfati's Obsession is a genre-defying masterpiece that blurs the lines between memoir, fiction, and philosophical inquiry.At its heart is Salomon Haserfaty , a writer and poet who, after a lifetime of literary struggle, lands a position teaching ... Read more

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  • Love and Exiles : Septology

    LOVE AND EXILES: SeptologyThe ExpelledThe Soaked Man/El empapadoMurielThe CatedralThe Stealer of MemoriesRaquel Says (Something Entirely Unexpected)Renée ... Read more

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  • Dresden Can wait: A Moroccan novel

    In this bold, genre-shifting novel, Dresden Can wait: A Moroccan novel, Mois Benarroch charts one of the most elusive and fraught terrains of contemporary Hebrew literature: the impossibility—and the necessity—of telling a Moroccan story in Israel. The book is at once memoir, metafiction, essay, lament, and an act of literary resistance. Through a mosaic of narrators spanning three generations, ... Read more

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  • Corner in Tetouan

    Mois Benarroch was born in Tetouan, Morocco, in 1959. At thirteen, he emigrates with his parents to Israel and lives in Jerusalem ever since. He started to write poetry at fifteen in English, then in Hebrew, and finally in his native tongue, Spanish. He published his first poems in 1979. In the 80s, he was part of vanguardist movements and was the editor of Marot magazine. His first book in Hebrew ... Read more

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  • The Hours are Euros Thrown into a Bank

    "The most important Mediterranean Sephardi writer in Israel." Prof. Habiba Pdaya, Haaretz, sept. 2020.Mois Benarroch is the winner of the A. Einstein prize 2023.Mois Benarroch is an Israeli writer and poet. Born in Morocco, his writings are rooted in the country's landscapes and history; as a Sephardi Jew he travels the world of Jewish literature; and as in Israeli living in Jerusalem he ... Read more

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  • Brown Scarf Blues

    "The world portrayed in Brown Scarf Blues by Mois Benarroch is one in which time is an elusive thing. Also, reality. Slipping from the mundane details of travel to the world of fantasy and memory and back again, the book takes us on a trip through loss, regret, and the way in which a misplaced item, even one that wasn't really yours to begin with, can drive one slightly mad.Written by a Moroccan ... Read more

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  • Sea of Sepharad

    "Mois benarroch is the best sephardi writer in Israel."HaaretzPublished in Spanish in 2003, Sea of Sepharad explores the relations between the descendants of the expelled Sephardi community with the world of Judaism, Morocco and Israel.StepsMy steps continue walking in Sevillego up and down on Levies Streetlooking for my burned wifein front of the churchwhile I was returning f... ... Read more

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  • Andalusian in Jerusalem

    The Jerusalem syndrome: a Spanish teenager decides to reveal a false secret to his closest friend and tells him he is a Jew. To his surprise his friend reacts with "I knew it!" as if this was the most well known secret in the world. In a matter of hours the whole school calls him the Jew. No denial or acceptance that he told a lie will change his nickname. This lie will lead him to be a respected ... Read more

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  • Cool and Collected Poems

    Hailed as one of the leading Israeli poets, Benarroch´s poetry has been published in a dozen languages, including Urdu and Chinese. Julia Uceda considers that Benarroch holds the memory of the world in his poetry, while Jose Luis Garcia Martin thinks that his poems are more than poetry, they are a document. A witness of his time, Benarroch started writing poetry when he was 15, in English, and has ... Read more

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  • The Immigrant's Lament

    The Immigrant's Lament was first published in Hebrew in 1994. Benarroch's poetry has been published in a dozen languages, including Urdu and Chinese. Julia Uceda considers that Benarroch holds the memory of the world in his poetry, while Jose Luis Garcia Martin thinks that his poems are more than poetry, they are a document."If I had a nomination vote for the nobel prize he'd be in the running." ... Read more

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