Mursu, bar'risī-yi mujadad: Persiska (Farsi) 1397

He is the brother of the "Arab man"; A man murdered by the infamous Meursault, the anti-hero of Albert Camus' classic novel. 70 years after this incident, Aaron, who has lived under the influence of his brother's memory since childhood, decides to rescue him from obscurity: Aaron gives his brother a story and a name [Moses] on a sunny beach It describes the events that led to the accidental death of Moses. In a cafe in the city of Vahran, night after night, he ruminates on his thoughts: his loneliness and isolation, his broken and sorrowful heart, his anger towards people who are desperately looking for a god, and his confusion in facing a country which has no hope for a long time. He, who is considered an outsider in his society, finally demands his right to die. The book "Marso's novel Who Killed Who?" is not only a deep reflection on Arab identity and the disastrous effects of colonialism in Algeria but also presents itself as a brilliant literary work with a unique and impressive tone.