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This novel revisits the story of Camus' classic L'Etranger , but narrated by Harun, brother of the nameless victim. In this story, 'the Arab' is given a name, Musa, and the impact of his death on Harun and their mother is linked with Algeria's path to independence and beyond.
This is a very clever retelling of the story, with a few changes to suit Daoud's viewpoint, and some of the writing is beautiful. The political and religious views suggested are not simplistic ones, this is quite thought pr ...more
This is a very clever retelling of the story, with a few changes to suit Daoud's viewpoint, and some of the writing is beautiful. The political and religious views suggested are not simplistic ones, this is quite thought pr ...more

Nov 28, 2015
Kai Coates
marked it as to-read

Dec 06, 2015
Susan
marked it as to-read