En Marruecos delivers an evocative travel narrative by Edith Wharton, one of the foremost literary figures of the early twentieth century. In this evocative account of her journey during the First World War, Wharton traverses Morocco from the Atlantic coast to the High Atlas mountains, exploring historic cities such as Rabat, Fez, and Marrakech.

Her prose unfolds like a tapestry of sensory encounters: vibrant souks resonating with age-old stories, ritual dances in secluded squares, and opulent palaces where history, art, and tradition intersect. With elegant insight and cultural curiosity, Wharton moves beyond mere geographic description to craft a reflective exploration of identity and spirit.

This book stands as a distinguished work in travel literature, perfect for those drawn to deep cultural understanding through beautifully articulated narrative.