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In this week’s episode, we witness the beautifully complex relationship between the sun and the Sahara desert as portrayed by celebrated Libyan author Ibrahim al-Koni in Al Majus (AKA The Animists, The Fetishists, or Through the Labyrinth), a book considered by many to be his magnum opus.
The desert is a nature stripped bare, the desert is a nature that vanished and turned into a spirit.
— Ibrahim al-Koni
Mythological Africans is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.
References
al-Majus or through the Labyrnith by Ismail Fayed
Interview with the Libyan Writer Ibrahim Al-Koni: The Destructive Nature of Tyranny
Rawafed: Documentary Interview with Ibrahim Kuni
Sound Effects
NASA - Sun Sonification
Whistling Wind - Weather Wind by Craig Smith of USC
By Mythological AfricansIn this week’s episode, we witness the beautifully complex relationship between the sun and the Sahara desert as portrayed by celebrated Libyan author Ibrahim al-Koni in Al Majus (AKA The Animists, The Fetishists, or Through the Labyrinth), a book considered by many to be his magnum opus.
The desert is a nature stripped bare, the desert is a nature that vanished and turned into a spirit.
— Ibrahim al-Koni
Mythological Africans is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.
References
al-Majus or through the Labyrnith by Ismail Fayed
Interview with the Libyan Writer Ibrahim Al-Koni: The Destructive Nature of Tyranny
Rawafed: Documentary Interview with Ibrahim Kuni
Sound Effects
NASA - Sun Sonification
Whistling Wind - Weather Wind by Craig Smith of USC