BOOKS     POETRY   Izmulen Sadki Ali Azayku   Sadki Ali Azayku, Izmulen. This collection consists of poems written between 1980 and 1991. As its title (taken from the last poem in the collection) indicates, these 18 poems are about bitter memories, those wounds to one’s soul which never really heal and which continue to haunt the poet for years...    Amarg Abdallah El Mountassir   Abdallah El Mountassir, Amarg.The aim of this work is to offer the reader an anthology of Tashelhit poetry (Amazigh of south-west Morocco) and presents three different poetical genres...     Timatarin Hussein Jouhadi   Hussein Jouhadi, Timatarin. With a preface written by Moroccan Academy member Mohamed Chafiq, this collection of poems covers the period from 1975 to 1996. The poet writes about the traditional subjects beloved of Berber poets: aesthetics, politics, daily and social life....    Tilmi n wadû Brahim Akkil   Along the early poets such as Mousatoui, Bizran, Akhiyat, Azayku, Moussaoui and Id Balkassem, many new names stand out in this revival of poetic writing with a diversity of styles, languages and sensitivity. Amongst the offerings we find the unusual essay by Brahim Akkil Gaya. Writing from the depth of his loneliness he gives us a prose where the quest for lightness and meanings mixes with a profound feeling of despair and of life vanities.    Introduction à la littérature berbère, la poésie. Abdallah Bounfour   This book of Abdallah Bounfour, a professor at the Inalco (Paris), is the first of three on Berber poetry. It explores some significant literary questions of Berber poetry: the terminology, the poetic styles, the metric and the rhythmic. An analysis of Chleuh, Kabyle, Rifan and Tamazight poetries is proposed.