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This blinding absence of light / Tahar Ben Jelloun ; translated [from the French] by Linda Coverdale. by Ben Jelloun, Tahar, 1944- New Press, 2002. Call #: FICTION BEN Subjects Torture victims -- Fiction.   Political prisoners -- Fiction.   Prison psychology -- Fiction.   Concentration camps -- Fiction.   Concentration camp inmates -- Fiction.   International Dublin Literary Award.   Morocco -- Fiction. ISBN:  1565847237 (hc.) Uniform title:  Cette aveuglante absence de lumière. English Description:  195 p. ; 22 cm. Summary:  Based on an incident involving starvation and torture in Morocco, Prix Goncourt-winner Jelloun's latest novel is a disturbing, grisly account of how a prisoner survived a 20-year internment in which he was locked away in a desert tomb. Awards:  Winner of the IMPAC Dublin Literary Award, 2004. Genre:  Psychological fiction. Holds:  0   Copy/Holding information No Item Information

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