Thirty years of Rifa Amazigh writing in Morocco

This bibliographical essay provides an overview of Rifian Amazigh written production in Morocco between 1992 and 2025. Based on a systematic survey of publications (poetry, narrative prose, drama, translation and essays), it highlights the remarkable growth of a literature initially marked by the predominance of poetry, heir to orality and vector of collective memory. The study then traces the emergence of narrative genres (novel, short story, fairy tale), as well as the structuring role of theater and translation in opening up Rifian Amazigh to intercultural horizons.Beyond the inventory, the work proposes a diachronic reading of the evolution of the genres, distinguishing successive phases of genesis, consolidation and expansion. It shows how this dynamic is underpinned by the action of authors, associations and institutions ) who have contributed to the linguistic development and cultural recognition of the Amazigh language. Finally, the essay underlines the value of this bibliography as a reminder of a still young heritage, but also as a research tool for understanding the issues of identity, culture and language.