I am a French-Lebanese writer and psychologist born in 1985. Through my writing, I explore identity, trauma, human emotions, and the complexity of the mind. I am drawn to psychological tension, emotional depth, and layered storytelling that allows readers to question what is seen, hidden, and felt.
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Words have always fascinated me, their meanings, their hidden layers, and the silence between them. I often play with double meanings, symbolism, and contrasts, using language not only to tell stories, but to reveal what characters struggle to say aloud.
I never write to stay predictable. I write to surprise… sometimes even myself.
Meet
Anna Rita.
Born in 1985, Anna-Rita Bassil Kebbe is a French-Lebanese psychologist and writer whose writing explores identity, trauma, and the complexity of the human mind. Through a distinctive blend of emotional depth, psychological tension, and layered storytelling, she has authored six compelling books across different genres.
Her debut novel, Eclipse de l’Une, is a satiric yet introspective story about a young girl in love, struggling with inner conflict.
In Neuf, she tackles the sensitive and often unspoken subject of abortion through a powerful and thought provoking narrative.
In Les mules de mon mari, she merges Greek mythology with psychological fiction, telling the story of a woman who believes God is her husband, navigating the fragile line between delusion and faith.
L’Explosion de ma vie follows a young woman who wakes up in a hospital with no memory of who she is, leading readers through a journey of identity reconstruction and self-discovery.
With Jil al Alam, Anna Rita shifts toward a cultural and educational message, highlighting the importance of the national flag and national anthem in shaping a child’s identity and sense of belonging.
Her latest thriller, Sara Without an H, is a gripping psychological mystery that delves into crime, trauma, and the invisible scars of childhood, exploring how past wounds continue to shape present choices.
Deeply attached to the power of language, Anna Rita Bassil Kebbe pays close attention to words , their meanings, their hidden layers, and the silence between them. She often plays with words, double meanings, and symbolism, using words not only to tell stories, but to reveal what characters struggle to say aloud.
Known for crafting emotionally intense psychological landscapes, she also embraces unpredictability in her writing process, often allowing her stories to surprise even herself…
