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{{Moroccan literature}}
'''Hafsa Bekri-Lamrani''' (born 1948) is a [[Moroccan poetry|Moroccan poet]] and writer of a book of short stories, ''Jellabiates'' (2001). She published: ''Tendresse et autres lumières'' and ''Sparks of Life'', two collections of poetry at Aïni Bennai editions, Casablanca (2004). In 2021 she published Et pourtant elle rêve, a novel in French.She was invited for a writing residence in 2002 in England (Art-UK - Writing on the Wall) in Hadrian's Wall region where there were Moroccans at the beginning of the second century. A journal of this residence is published on the net: ''Berbers in Solway: Journal of a Moroccan poet''. In 2009 she published ''The call of Hagar'' in ''Women writing Africa, The Northern Region'' (Feminist Press New York.) She is a member of the Centre d’études et de recherche sur la Méditerranée and of the Medina Sociocultural association. She was a nominee in 2012 for the [[Moroccan women|Moroccan Women]] Mentoring and Networking Award.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://minedart.net/artistes/hafsa-bekri-lamrani/|title=Hafsa Bekri Lamrani|publisher=Mine d'Art|accessdate=16 March 2015
She lives in [[Casablanca]], where she retired as an English Teacher . She is a founding member of the first House of Poetry in [[Morocco]] and of the Center for Mediterranean Center and In 2001 became a member of the Union of Moroccan Writers.<ref name=":0">{{Cite web|title=Writing on the Wall|url=http://arts-uk.com/newwotw/writers/International%20Writers/Hafsa_BekriLamrani.htm|access-date=2021-02-07|website=arts-uk.com}}</ref>
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