‘Three with books’ by the Three Cultures Foundation pays tribute to the literature of Morocco

The ‘Three with books’ project, as part of the Three Cultures Foundation's month dedicated to Morocco, invites readers to discover this country from a cultural perspective. 

Its reading club will specialise in Moroccan authors and works about the country. Through this literary selection, participants will be able to explore the richness of a diverse and vibrant literature, reflecting the cultural and historical complexity of the country. 

‘Three with books’, in its face-to-face modality, will enjoy the work “Watch us dance” (Cabaret Voltaire, 2023) by the French-Moroccan author Leila Slimani, one of the most outstanding authors in contemporary French literature. This novel is the second instalment of her family saga dedicated to Morocco, in which she explores themes such as marriage, motherhood, social struggle, marginality and social classes. 

In ‘Three with books’ from home, the reading will be done by the author Abdelá Taia, the latest revolutionary in Moroccan literature today, and his work ‘He who is worthy of being loved’ (Cabaret Voltaire, 2018), in which he investigates aspects such as love and sexuality. 

Finally, the mothers' club will read the work “Sin azúcar” (Cuatro lunas, 2024) by the author Mireia Estrada, a story that, between biography and essay, invites us to reflect on the complexity of social integration, the clash of cultures and female identity. 

This literary programme, made up of courageous proposals and valuable testimonies, will allow readers to enjoy the latest trends on the Moroccan literary scene. 

Contact 

Telephone: 954088050 / 667252150 

E-mail: biblioteca@tresculturas.org