Most of the river's course | Novel

In this novel, there is a morgue, a clinic, and an interrogation room in which a woman accused of the murder of her husband is interrogated. On the other side of the city, veteran activists hope to lift the charges of employment that have been framed against them. Two different events whose relationship unfolds as the novel progresses, which chronicles half a century of Algerian history, from World War II until the early 1990s, through the War of Liberation and its aftermath. It reveals unspoken social crises, such as: rifts between generations, the gap between parents and children, failed marriages and the escape from them into secret relationships, motherhood and its hardships, and the donation and trafficking of human organs. In this novel, people from a remote city on the outskirts are armed with hope, and their fates depend on a person coming to them from the country’s capital.