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Enemy of the Disaster: Selected Political Writings of Renaud Camus, reviewed

The French writer does not accept that all incomers to his country can be truly ‘French’, and considers the dramatic change of population an unprecedented disaster

11 November 2023

9:00 AM

11 November 2023

9:00 AM

Enemy of the Disaster: Selected Political Writings of Renaud Camus edited by Louis Betty, translated by Louis Betty and Ethan Rundell

Vauban Books, pp.226, 19.99

Everybody who knows nothing else about the French writer Renaud Camus knows that – as Wikipedia immediately asserts and as therefore is repeated every time he is mentioned in the press – he is ‘the inventor of the Great Replacement, a far-right conspiracy theory’.

Until now, actually reading Camus has not been possible in English, so thoroughly has he been shunned by the mainstream media.

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