Fatima Daas, profession of self
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Portrait of the writer Fatima Daas who publishes "The last one", published by Noir sur blanc.
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By: Jean-François Cadet Follow
51 min
Revelation of the literary start of the 2020 literary school year, Fatima Daas tells through The little one, her first novel, the story of Fatima, a young woman of Algerian origin, homosexual and practicing Muslim.
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Her name is
Fatima Daas
.
She was born in France, in Saint-Germain-en-Laye, to parents from Algeria.
She grew up in Clichy-sous-Bois, in a large family.
She began to write.
She wrote in high school, in the writing workshop led by the writer Tanguy Viel.
She wrote at the Faculty, within the framework of the Master of literary creation of the University of Paris 8. And she has just published her first novel.
She talks about a character who is also called Fatima.
A character who has a Muslim first name, who is a practicing Muslim, who discovers love, a taboo love at home and not just at home for that matter.
Her name is Fatima Daas, the daughter of Ahmed and Kamar, the sister of Dounia and Hanane, the youngest.
And that's quite a novel.
The youngest
, by Fatima Daas, has been published by Noirs sur Blanc.
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