Khalid LAHLOU - Articles

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The author is an associate lecturer, School of Humanities,CAsablanca, Morocco. The courses he's taking up this year are: Modern American Fiction, American Media Analysis and US culture in the world. He went to UCSB, USA, where he had met a number of scholars. He's married, has one child.

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Article Review
It is a review of an article entitled " A Tale of Two Cities" the Dickens'Myth:Its Genesis and Sructure" by Thurley Geoffery.It tries to shed light on some elements brilliantly brought about by Geoffery and to come up with some other points that the critic has passed over while dealing with the Tale. Read
By: Khalid LAHLOU | 24/02/2008 | Article Writing
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Unforgettable Memories
This story attempts at describing the feeling of a young fellow who cannot forget an emotional humiliation he has been subjected to. He tries to exteriorise his suufering to a friend of his. Read
By: Khalid LAHLOU | 19/02/2008 | Fiction
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Tell Me Who you Are..
It's a story that describes a couple who strives hard to really understand each other after a couple of years ofa successful marriage. The story takes the form of an endless dialogue, during which confusion and memories reign supreme. Read
By: Khalid LAHLOU | 18/02/2008 | Fiction
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Contemplations
This short story relates the experience of a young man who tries to bring back some memories that have long haunted him. It is a sort of journey into time. The narrator seems to be a close acquaintance of the character in question, a sort of alter ego.. Read
By: Khalid LAHLOU | 17/02/2008 | Fiction
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In the Middle of a ...night
It's a free verse that tries to record the suffering of a young woman who has lost sight of her child in the middle of a strange and agonizing night. Read
By: Khalid LAHLOU | 16/02/2008 | Poetry
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Unfinished Romance
This story ties to relate the experience of a young man from the moment he has met his beloved until he comes to discover her unfaithfulness. This story also tries to experiment what is commonly termes: stream-of-consciousness technique. Read
By: Khalid LAHLOU | 15/02/2008 | Fiction