Albert Camus

Albert Camus notes in his Preface that, although he has "the most passionate attachment for the theater," he has "the misfortune" of liking only one kind of play, whether comic or tragic. He concludes that there is no true theater without language and style, nor any dramatic work which does not, like our classical …

After hiding in a dismal cellar during the Nazi occupation, a Hungarian girl must flee from the Russians who now control her country

Lyrical and critical essays is a collection of essays written by Albert Camus, collected and edited by Philip Malcolm Waller Thody and translated into English by Ellen Conroy Kennedy.

Summer in Algiers is a written work by Albert Camus.