| Toqa Hesham |
An Algerian writer who was born in 1941. He graduated from Sorbonne University, Department of Philosophy. He worked in education and held many positions, including Secretary-General of the League for Human Rights, and Secretary-General of the Union of Algerian Writers. He writes in both languages, French and Arabic. He is a lecturer at major Western universities in Japan and the United States of America. He won many awards, from Spain, Germany, Italy, and the United States of America. His novels include The Stubborn Snail, Denial, The Villager, Procrastination, The Legacy, Penalty Kick, Divorce, Disintegration, Nights of an Insomniac Woman, and A Thousand and One Years of Nostalgia.
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