Nofal Presents Weam Shermati’s My Strange Face
The article discusses the release of the novel "My Stranger Face" by Algerian author Wiam Sharmati. The story depicts an Algerian woman who endures domestic violence and loss, while struggling with her identity and memories amidst political and social changes in Algeria since the late 1980s. The novel explores the impacts of violence, grief, and the fear of motherhood, focusing on the woman's fight to reclaim her sense of self. A strange face appears to haunt her surroundings, raising questions about human identity and psychological transformation. The book presents a painful psychological journey, highlighting how family and memory shape personal identity. It reveals the woman's suffering under traditional norms, historical events, and the challenges she faces in restoring her inner voice.
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