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The rise of Amazigh novels in Algeria: Between struggle and official recognition

By Walid El Houri

Algerian novelists celebrate their mother tongue through Amazigh writing, which evolved from a tool of resistance into a rich literary language witnessing growth and widespread appreciation since its official recognition.

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