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On the trail of Frederic Dard with San-Antonio
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Arab Jazz: Re-reading in French
As I mentioned in a previous blog on Arab Jazz here , the author Karim Miske did come to Belfast for the Belfast Book Festival.
There was a good crowd, around 40, and it was a relaxed and intimate evening at the Crescent Arts Centre. Karim was interviewed by local broadcaster Malachi O'Doherty who felt that Arab Jazz was a wonderful book and it wasn't long before we had a couple of readings... again no spoilers... so if you haven't read it yet, go get yourself a copy.
For my part, I got myself a copy of the original in French and it's great to see what a great job was made of the translation.
All the same, I know how it ends!
There was a good crowd, around 40, and it was a relaxed and intimate evening at the Crescent Arts Centre. Karim was interviewed by local broadcaster Malachi O'Doherty who felt that Arab Jazz was a wonderful book and it wasn't long before we had a couple of readings... again no spoilers... so if you haven't read it yet, go get yourself a copy.
For my part, I got myself a copy of the original in French and it's great to see what a great job was made of the translation.
All the same, I know how it ends!
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