Our Children's Morocco
A bold essay that denounces abuses threatening the country's progress. It mixes statistics, stories, and tales to question education and political practices.
Previous Works
Books published before the Romanesque Saga
From his first essays to the novels of the Casablanca saga, Rida Lamrini's previous work already illuminates several key themes of his universe: the observation of reality, attention to power mechanisms, critique of injustice, and the place given to characters caught in the contradictions of a society in tension.
The Powerful of Casablanca saga has marked readers with its narrative breath, its anchoring in the recent history of Morocco, and its way of crossing personal destinies, social dramas, and political ambitions. The essays published in the same movement extend this reflection by opening it to public debate, governance, education, the university, and the fight against poverty.
You can discover my detailed bibliography and press excerpts on my blog: ridalamrini.blogspot.com
The Powerful of Casablanca
Through the destiny of Ba Lahcen and his daughter Aïcha, the author leads us through the twists and turns of a Casablanca society torn by the injustice of the powerful.
The Predators of Casablanca
The saga continues in 1997, between hopes and disillusionments. The political system is laid bare while a Cornelian drama adds emotional weight to the plot.
The Time of the Unpunished
Between inquiries and occult networks, Aïcha hopes to see justice served. A raw and captivating testimony on the major events of contemporary Moroccan society.
Is there a future in Morocco?
Inspired by a question that haunts Moroccans, this work explores governance issues and proposes concrete solutions for a shared national project.
The Moroccan University, Differently
A critical reflection on the promises and blockages of the university, tracing the conditions for the emergence of a world-class institution.
The Knights of Misfortune
Through the pioneers of microcredit in Morocco, this book recounts a human and social adventure born of the determined fight against poverty.
A World Not Easy to Bite
A collection of two years of weekly columns exploring the oddities of life, moments of doubt, and the concerns of the contemporary world.
Other Works
Essays & Novels