Author(s): آلبر کامو

بزرگسال

Withheld in France for twenty-nine years after his death, and now appearing in English for the first time, Albert Camus' final journals give us our rawest and most intimate glimpse yet into one of the most important voices of French letters and twentieth-century literature." "The first two volumes of Camus' Notebooks began as simple instruments of his work - a testing ground for his aesthetic ideas and a gathering place for quotations and commentary. This final volume, recorded over the last nine years of his life, takes on the characteristics of a more personal diary.