Renowned for his compeling, humane portraits of everyday Arab
lives, Tahar Ben Jelloun has affirmed his place in the literary
world by winning such awards as the Prix Goncourt and Prix Maghreb.
In "The Last Friend," Ben Jelloun presents a spellbinding
coming-of-age story and a dazzling portrait of Morocco in an era of
repression and disillusionment. In Tangiers in the late 1950s, two
teenagers, Mamed and Ali, strike up an intense friendship that will
last a lifetime. But lurking just beneath the surface is a deep,
unspoken jealousy in danger of destroying them both.
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