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  • New Internationalist

    The Art of Losing

    Jun 08, 2021 1 minute
    IN

    by Alice Zeniter

    (Pan MacMillan, ISBN 9781509884117)

    panmacmillan.com

    French-Algerian Alice Zeniter’s three-generation saga stretches from rural Algeria through the and of provincial France to present-day Paris. The (an Algerian who sided with the French during the War of Independence, considered a traitor by his own community), his studious son Hamid who as a child accompanies Ali to France, and Hamid’s high-achieving journalist daughter Naïma.

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