Camus, Albert

As we write these little wry biographies of the great and good for each esteemed author, we wonder to ourselves - will it make any difference? It's a good question. And one addressed better by Camus than anyone else. And before we sink too far into existential angst, let us remember that Camus considered himself to be an absurdist, which we like to think is a bit like existentialism, but with a sense of humour. Not that it makes any difference in the grand scheme of things...

1962 The Collected Fiction of Albert Camus
London: 1962

A compilation of four works from Albert, comprised of 'The Outsider', 'The Plague', 'The Fall' and 'Exile and the Kingdom', with the original, unclipped dust wrapper.

£50.00

Stock Code: 908Q4

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1957 The Fall
London: 1957

A superb copy of the first UK edition of this philosophical novel from French existentialist author, Albert Camus.

£750.00

Stock Code: 899F49D

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