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Albert Camus |
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French novelist, essayist, and playwright who addressed the isolation of the individual in an alien universe, the estrangement of the individual from himself, the problem of evil, and the inescapable finality of death, refelcting the anomie of the postwar intellectual. He received the 1957 Nobel Prize for Literature. |
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$25.00 Caligula and Cross Purpose (Le Malentendu) (London): A New Directions Book (1947). First edition. Red cloth. Translated by Stuart Gilbert. Very good with cover faded, worn areas in good only dustwrapper with chipped... more>> 
$1,250.00 London: Hamish Hamilton (1948). First English edition. The usual sunning to the boards (through the jacket) and some foxing to the foredge else fine in fine... more>> 
$10.00 Yale French Studies: Twenty-Five, Albert Camus, Spring 1960 New Haven, CT: Yale French Studies 1960. Light soiling to wrappers and minor rust marks from staples, a very good copy of this issue containing the thoughts of 22 writers on... more>> ![Cover Image: Requiem pour une nonne [Requiem for a Nun] by FAULKNER, William, adaptation by Albert Camus](http://www.betweenthecovers.com/_keepout/_product_images/958/fec/63610_thumb.jpg)
$750.00 Requiem pour une nonne [Requiem for a Nun] Paris: Gallimard (1956). First French edition. Fine in wrappers and fine, unprinted tissue dustwrapper. One of 85 numbered copies. more>> 
$50.00 Albert Camus and The Men of the Stone San Francisco: Greenwood Press 1971. First edition in English. Translated by Gregory H. Davis. Fine in a fine mylar dustwrapper with a card stock slipcase that has come... more>> 
$20.00 New York: Alfred A. Knopf 1997. Uncorrected proof. Translated by Benjamin Ivry. Fine with a faint sticker shadow on the front wrapper. more>>
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