Rabah Belamri

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Rabah Belamri ( October 11, 1946 in Bougaâ im Wilaya Sétif - September 28, 1995 in Paris ) was an Algerian writer who published in French .

Life

Belamri was born in northeast Algeria in 1946. After school and studies in Algeria, he came to Paris in 1972 and later became a French citizen. His blindness at the age of 16 - also due to the lack of medical care in the final phase of the Algerian struggle for independence - forms the autobiographical background of his debut novel Regard blessé in 1987 (German 2002 in Suhrkamp as an injured eye ). Belamri's fairy tales and poems had been published since 1982 before Regard Blessé. In total, Belamri left a work of around 20 volumes of poems, stories, fairy tales, novels and essays, of which, apart from Regard blessé, only the novel L'Asile de pierre (1989) as Asyl aus Stein appeared in German in 1992. Belamri died in Paris in 1995 at the age of 48, having previously returned to Algeria.

Awards

Works in German

Individual evidence

  1. Rabah Belamri near Suhrkamp
  2. “Injured Eye - Roman” at Suhrkamp  ( page no longer available , search in web archivesInfo: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.@1@ 2Template: Toter Link / www.suhrkamp.de  
  3. Two review notes on “Injured Eye” at perlentaucher.de

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