Muhammad Haji Salleh: The Malay Flaneur offers a compelling exploration of the National Laureate's poetic identity through the lens of the flaneur-a reflective wanderer of urban and cultural spaces. This book repositions Muhammad Haji Salleh not merely as a poet of place but as a literary observer who strolls through cities, histories, and languages with a critical and poetic perspective. Using the concept of Psychogeography, the findings of this book unveils how Muhammad's writing navigates shifting landscapes of identity, memory, and belonging while discovering places. Whether walking the streets of Penang, wandering through European capitals, or tracing ancestral roots, Muhammad Haji Salleh's journey is one of cultural reflection and intellectual resistance.