Today M'ma is still alive.

Captivating tale of dHaroun survey in memory of his older brother could have been famous if "dun author of the most read books in the world was only deigned give it a name. "
Kamel Daoud in a bright style revisits the Camus book from the perspective of those who nétaient Back then shadows in a sunny country.
Haroun as Descartes puts everything into question beginning with the origins of Meursault; "That would explain his legendary indifference and coldness possible in a country flooded with sunlight and fig trees. "And restores the absurdity of the trial who" preferred to judge a man who does not mourn the death of his mother rather that a man who killed an Arab. "
Meursault is aptly described as "a sort dorphelin who recognized the world a sort of twin without a father and, so, had acquired the gift of fraternity precisely because of his solitude"
The character has to be a dazzling at its first reading abroad 20 years after the murder; "A mirror held up to my soul and that jallais become in this country, between Allah and boredom. "
The novel Kamel Daoud is a soliloquy in a bar or the character has his habits, wine making sentimental and talkative, the narrative is sometimes prolix or disorderly but I liked listen to it, jen am at my second reading. A book that can not be ignored for that appreciated abroad.