Ngugi Wa Thiong'o.

A photograph of the Kenyan writer Ngugi Wa Thiong'o published first in the Swiss daily newspaper Le Temps (April 16, 2022) and then in the French daily newspaper Le Monde (April 29, 2022).

The french publishing house Vents d'ailleurs released in april Rêver en temps de guerre, the first volume of his autobiography.

The photograph was taken in Stockholm in 2017 during Ngugi Wa Thiong'o last visit.

All the portraits of Ngugi Wa Thiong'o are available at the Opale Agency.

You can also see more publication at laurentdenimal.se/publication

A portrait of Ngugi Wa Thiong'o is presented in the photo book "Portraits d'Auteurs / Author Portraits" (Carlssons 2020).

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Tommy Orange.

A portrait of the American novelist and writer Tommy Orange published on the cover of the Finnish literary magazine Kirjallisuus, a publication from the Monde Diplomatique (2-2021).

The photograph was taken in Stockholm in February 2019.

More portraits of Tommy Orange are available at the Opale agency.

You can also see the complete collection of author portrait at https://www.laurentdenimal.se/thecompletecollection

The French translator Emma Ramadan won the Pen America Literary Awards 2021...

...in the category Translation for "A Country for Dying" written by the Moroccan novelist Abdellah Taïa. Congratulation to her !

From the judges’ citation: “The jury is delighted to celebrate Emma Ramadan’s translation of A Country for Dying (Seven Stories Press, 2020) by Abdellah Taïa, a Moroccan novelist writing in French". Read more on the Pen America website.

The book A Country for Dying (Un pays pour mourir) is published in french at Éditions du Seuil (Paris, 2015), and in Swedish (Ett land att dö i) by Elisabeth Grate Förlag (Stockholm, 2016) in a translation by Håkan Lindquist and Davy Prieur.

All the portraits of Abdellah Taïa are available at the Opale Agency. You can also see the complete collection of author portrait at https://www.laurentdenimal.se/thecompletecollection

A portrait of Abdellah Taïa is presented in the photo book "Portraits d'Auteurs / Author Portraits" (Carlssons 2020).

Abdellah Taïa, Beyrouth 2010.

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