Literature. After the Polemic Kamel Daoud, Gallimard Returns to Algeria
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The French publisher Gallimard made his return to the Salon international du livre d'Alger, from which he had been dismissed two years after the controversy surrounding the novel Houris by the Franco-Algérien writer Kamel Daoud.
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Disappeared in 2024 and 2025 after the controversy around Houris, Kamel Daoud's novel crowned with the Goncourt Prize, the French publishing house again participates in the International Book Fair of Algiers which opened its doors on Thursday 29 October. Houris remains banned in Algeria.
The French publisher Gallimard made his return to the International Book Fair in Algiers, from which he had been dismissed two years after the polemic around the novel "Houris" by the Franco-Algérien writer K...
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