Addressing the topic of the migration phenomenon in literature production is not something exceptional. However, considering the globalist perception that this question offers today, and the geopolitical context which conditions it, such analysis seems to be interesting to attempt. Through this contribution, we propose to return to this type of phenomenon through the story of Kouamé, a young migrant who attempt to cross the Mediterranean sea to reach Europe. The pragmatic approach that we adopt during our study will allow us to address the multiple issues surrounding this testimony story. From the reception at the political and media levels to the discursive strategies which permeate the text, we will return to the pragmatic use which is made of the literary text from the point of view of the globalist doxa concerning the migratory fact in the French discursive space. We will first discuss the particular media coverage that surrounded the migrant’s literary text. We will subsequently note the scriptural perspectives that characterize the literary production. Will be discuss in particular the testimonial writing that conditions in our view the reception of the literary work and also the unspeakable writing which seems to be an intrinsic strategy of the first.