The novels of Camus with notebooks and play

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Author: Camus, Albert
Title: Seven Works by Albert Camus
Place Published: New York
Publisher:Alfred A. Knopf
Date Published: Various dates
Description:

7 volumes. Variety of sizes, bindings, all but one in original dust jacket. Varying printings, all First American Editions.

All five of Camus' novels with two other works comprising:
Howard, Richard, translator. A Happy Death. Afterword and notes by Jean Sarocchi. 1972.
Gilbert, Stuart, translator. The Stranger. 1946.
Gilbert, Stuart, translator. The Plague. 1948.
O'Brien, Justin, translator. The Fall. 1957. Third printing.
Hopgood, David, translator. The First Man. 1995. Sixth printing.
Thody, Philip, translator. Notebooks: 1935-1942. 1963.
O'Brien, Justin, translator. The Possessed: a Play in Three Parts. 1972, Fourth printing.

Albert Camus (1913-1960) was a French philosopher, author, and journalist. He won the Nobel Prize in Literature at the age of 44 in 1957, the second-youngest recipient in history. The novels here as well as included play and notebooks give a rich view of Camus' offshoot of existentialist philosophy which he dubbed absurdism.
Condition Report: Varying degrees of wear to jackets, some chipping, tears, and toning; wear and soiling to volumes; volumes range from very good to near fine in good to near fine jackets.