The Meursault Investigation by Kamel Daoud

The Meursault Investigation by Kamel Daoud

In Camus's The Stranger, the Arab man Meursault kills on a beach is never named. Daoud's novel gives that man a name, Musa, and a brother who has spent decades of his life consumed by grief and rage that history and literature alike rendered completely invisible.

Daoud writes a direct, formally daring response to a canonical work of French literature, using it to interrogate colonialism's erasure of Algerian lives and voices, and the brother's bitter, decades-long reckoning gives Camus's original story a devastating counter-narrative.

An acclaimed, formally inventive response to Camus's The Stranger, examining colonial erasure.

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