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An eminent academic, critic, and former president of Manouba University, Shukri Mabkhout stunned the literary world with his debut foray into fiction. He won the International Prize for Arabic Fiction (IPAF) in 2015 for his masterpiece The Italian (Al-Talyani), a novel that masterfully dissects the political and social upheavals of 1980s Tunisia. Through the complex, often scandalous life of the leftist student leader Abdel Nasser and his philosophically rigid wife Zina, Mabkhout employs a sophisticated, non-linear narrative to mercilessly critique the ideological stagnation and shattered dreams of the Tunisian intellectual class, blending political history with profound psychological and sexual realism.
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