Né en 1981 à Hammam-Sousse en Tunisie, Aymen Hacen est poète, prosateur, essayiste, traducteur, chroniqueur littéraire. Enseignant de langue, civilisation et littérature françaises à l’École normale supérieure de Tunis, il considère que l’enseignement et l’engagement politique sont indissociables de l’écriture. Il traduit de l’arabe au français Une barques pour Lesbos et Le désespoir de Noé du poète syrien Nouri Al-Jarrah.
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