Liverpool University Press Queer Maghrebi French by Liverpool University Press

Explore the complex lives of queer Maghrebi and Maghrebi French men in this academic study. This book examines those who moved to or grew up in contemporary France, providing a deep look into their experiences within the diaspora. By combining original French language data from ethnographic fieldwork with a diverse range of cultural productions, the text offers a unique perspective on identity. The research looks at performance art, photography, films, novels, and autobiographies to understand how these men navigate their surroundings. Readers will find a detailed investigation into how these individuals stake claims to time and space, build kinship, and imagine their futures. This work serves as a significant resource for those studying contemporary French and Francophone cultures, offering insights through first-person essays and published letters.