Boualem Sansal (All press)
- Mar 25 2017
By 2084, will Islam rule the world?
— The Spectator - Mar 1 2017
Legends of the border
— The Times Literary Supplement - Feb 27 2017
The Watchlist: February 2017
— Words Without Borders - Feb 10 2017
2084 by Boualem Sansal review – a timely tribute to George Orwell
— The Guardian - Jan 25 2017
Book review: Boualem Sansal’s 2084 – the bestselling novel where ISIL is in charge
— The National - Jul 8 2015
Boualem Sansal will be participating in Berlin’s International Literature Festival. - Feb 18 2010
The New Republic: "Astonishing...unprecedented...a genuinely brave book." - Jan 2 2010
The Globe and Mail: "Breaking taboos in Middle Eastern fiction" - Nov 12 2009
The Austin Chronicle: "Thought-provoking on many levels, perhaps the ultimate moral to this tale is the timeless one of how the sins of the father can affect the next generation." - Oct 16 2009
Words Without Borders: "The German Mujahid mesmerizes from the very first sentence and commands you not to evade or recoil." - Oct 16 2009
Library Journal: "A different perspective on the Holocaust is presented in this novel by Algerian author Sansal" - Oct 5 2009
Printed Matter: "In a Complex New Book, Algerian Novelist Boualem Sansal Pays Tribute to Primo Levi." - Aug 25 2009
Publishers Weekly: "An absorbing and all too relevant novel for our times." - Jul 13 2009
Haaretz (Israel): "the French media have lavished the highest praise on his latest book, Sansal is aware that contemporary France... may not take kindly to the provocative association he makes between Nazism and fanatic Islam." - Jul 13 2009
Le Monde (france): "The German Muhajid is a book about fathers and their sons, about the fight against oblivion, amnesia and revisionism, but it is also and above all a novel of initiation for future generations." - Jul 13 2009
Qantara (France): "In a long raincoat, his hair blowing in the wind, and the romantic look of another time, Boulaem Sansal arrives, smiling, in front of the Gallimard publishing house." - Jul 13 2009
Lire (France): "One can understand why Boualem Sansal is persona non grata in his country." - Jul 13 2009
Le Point (france): Interview with Boualem Sansal