A Morocco Anthology: Travel Writing Through the Centuries

A Morocco Anthology: Travel Writing Through the Centuries

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Format:  Hardback
Pages:  168
Publisher:  The American University in Cairo Press
Year:  2018
ISBN:  9789774168468

Morocco is a country that has been much invaded, much traveled though, and much written about in many languages. Positioned at the entrance to Africa-or the entrance to Europe-it has seen deep cultural cross-fertilization and the emergence of a very distinct culture at the threshold of two worlds. Its history is exciting and colorful; its ancient cities extraordinary in their preservation; and its people magnetic. It has drawn travelers and writers for many centuries, and continues to do so today, with the result that there exists a rich seam of description and sometimes quizzical (but generally very fond) appreciation, which Martin Rose, a long-time resident of the country, has been able to mine for this fascinating anthology.

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