The last poetry collection of Moroccan writer Mohammed Khair-Eddine (1941-1995) is both a fiery warning and a luminous cry for transformation hurled into some of history's darkest shadows. Threading myth and geopolitics, ancestral ritual and atomic physics, Quasars rages across Morocco, Haiti, Algeria, Rwanda, Palestine, and beyond-unearthing the psychic wreckage of colonialism and authoritarian rule. Khair-Eddine's poetic incantations-prophetic, hallucinatory, razor-sharp-cut through the void of a silent universe, burning beyond elegy to kindle a spark of renewal. Composed mostly in 1994, during the final year of his life, these texts ignite an unrelenting blaze of cosmic revolt.
