Reviews
…a book of cool analysis, but, too, of implicit passion, and one that invites vision and creation beyond and within the space of literature.
--Dalhousie French Studies
" This erudite but accessible study provides an insightful and always stimulating reading of both well-studied and lesser-known writtings and films.It also questions the gaze that academics and others have cast on Franco-North African encounters and encourages a refreshing self-reflexivity."
--International Journal of Francophone Studies
"Informed by a deep engagement to North Africa and is as interesting to ethnographers and scholars of performance as it is to students of literature and culture."
--International Journal of Middle East Studies