Women Writing Africa: The Northern Region (v. 4)
Fatima Sadiqi obtained a PhD from the University of Essex. She has co-authored, co-edited, and co-translated a number of books and articles including Women, Gender, and Language in Morocco. Sadiqi has also held Fulbright Visiting Scholarships at four US universities. She was appointed to a Harvard Fellowship, which has allowed her to work on her forthcoming book. Amira Nowaira obtained her Ph. D. degree from Birmingham University, UK. Her publications include critical studies, translations from and into Arabic, and creative writing. Her fields of interest include English literature, Arab women's writing at home and in diaspora, and comparative literature. She currently teaches at Alexandria University in Egypt. Azza El Kholy received her BA, MA, and PhD from Alexandria University. She serves on the consultant committee of the National Center for Translation and teaches at Alexandria University. She is also a special projects advisor for the director's office and is the acting deputy director of the Institute for Peace Studies in the Bibliotheca Alexandrina. Moha Ennaji received a BA from Mohamed V University, and both an MA and PhD from the University of Essex . He is the author of Multilingualism, Cultural Identity, and Education in Morocco. He directs Arab Studies at Rutgers University and the doctoral program on Gender Studies at the University of Fès.