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Something Strange, Like Hunger: Short Stories Khaled Al-Berry Frankie’s talent weaves him throughMalika Moustadraf; Alice Guthrie Malika Moustadraf is a cult feminist icon in contemporary Moroccan literature, celebrated for her uncompromising depiction of life on the margins. Something Strange, Like Hunger, presents Moustadraf's collected short fiction: haunting, visceral stories by a master of the genre. Here, we tune into Casablanca's unheard: a sex worker struggling to keep warm on the streets; a housewife flirting with strangers online; a