Saliha Naidja

Saliha Naidja is an Algerian poet and translator. She was born on June 20th 1972 in Constantine (Algeria). She has a BA degree in English language from the University of Constantine (Algeria, 1996). She works as a teacher of English in a high school. She has already published several books: The Sad Memory, poems first published In Arabic, 2004 An Era for the Fall of Idiocy and Julius Caesar, poems, 2009 Why Does the Sunset Long to Me? Of Caesar, poems Over There, tales/short stories Pseudonyms of Love, translated poems from Arabic into English of the Algerian poet Mounira Saada Khalkhal The Sad Memory, translated poems into English What I didn’t Avow to you, poetry, 2012 Embers Guard, poetry An Anthology of Modern Algerian Poetry Translation of critical studies about great writers’ masterpieces like: The Grapes of Wrath, John Steinbeck The Waste Land, T. S. Eliot The Leaves of Grass, Walt Whitman etc.