Aroussia Nalouti Born on Djerba Island, Tunisia in 1950, Aroussia Nalouti began her literary career in the 1970s.

Publication of her work has extended beyond Tunisia into many Arab newspapers and magazines. Nalouti.s major works include .al Bu.d al-khamis. (the Fifth dimension) , a collection of short stories published in 1975, two collections of children.s books, .Juha. published in 1976, and .bisbas. which followed in 1982, while her novel .Maratij. was published in 1985. Nalouti has also written two plays: .al-Tawba. (The Repentance), which was an adaptation of Abi al-.ala. al-Ma.ari.s Risalat al-Gufran (The letter of Forgiveness), performed by the sinbad Theater company in 1992, and Tamashi, performed by Tunisia.s Nations theater Company in 1995. As a further example of the diversity of her talents, Nalouti wrote the script for Salma Bakr.s 1985 film bilad al-Taryyun (In the country of Taryyun). She is currently working on a new novel, .Tamas. ( the Attic).

This information was collected from In the House of Silence, autobiographical Essays by Arab women Writers, Edited By Fadia Faqir, Garnet Publishing, United Kingdom. 1998







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