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Literary meeting Thursday, November 25: Special revival of literature Togolese

Go Thursday, November 25, 2010 at 19h to
Albarino Restaurant Passy, 75016 Paris 4 rue Lekain -

Metro: La Muette (line 9) / Passy (line 6) / RER: Boulainvilliers /
Booking: 01 44 96 74 78 / 06 75 32 58 42 http://www.albarinopassy.com/

recent years, novelists from Togo to read the works give strong, original, recognized by critics and readers. Tchak Sami, the most innovative novelist, will talk about his sources of inspiration and the force that questions the reality and transcends it.
At his side, Myriam Tadesse , actor Franco-Ethiopian who published his first book.

WITH

 Sami Tchak for Les Filles de Mexico Mercure de France.

Writer - Sami Tchak

The story is set in Mexico, Djibril Nawo, French writer of Togolese origin, plot. It arouses contempt in some, fascination and desire in others. The tone of the tragi-comedy, the author discusses the issues of social and racial inequalities, violence and sexuality are inseparable





Here's an excerpt:
"One day as we stroll in the neighborhood called La Zona Rosa, we saw out of a tavern, three Mexican hilarious, the same size as from a mass production. They had small senior who left uncovered their shoulders, their backs and half of their breasts. When they saw me, me, me déboulèrent above them, one taking me by the waist, the other by the arms while the third shamelessly checked with both hands, my vitals. What had excited the trio of short hike, it was obviously the color of my skin. They just wanted to see me naked. I became a toy between their hands. "


Born in 1960 in Togo, Sami Tchak lives and works in Paris. He is the author of several novels, including Place des fêtes, Hermina and Paradise Puppies .


Read Review of "Girls of Mexico " on the blog "In Gangoeus"


 Myriam Tadesse for The instant a look Editions L'Harmattan.

A city, Addis Ababa:

"City mosaic which concealed neither his nor his princes crazy but all dodged behind the double meaning of the Amharic language."



... and in this city alley.

In this lane, a family and its history, the Ethiopian revolution crack suddenly one day in February 1974. The moment of a glance is the story of this family, this revolution through the eyes of the child and the young woman back in the lane for a last farewell to her who was the soul.

Born in Addis Ababa of a father Ethiopian and a French mother, Myriam Tadesse, an MA in philosophy, is an actress and director. The moment a look is his first book.

The authors signing their works on site.