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Albert Camus, born 1913 - 1960, was a French writer, novelist and
playwright who won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1957. His work both on
paper and on stage met with huge critical success. The first editions are, of
course, now much sought after by collectors. In most cases the English editions
tended to precede their American counterparts and tend to be a little more
valuable. The books were all translated from French by a variety of translators
such as, Stuart Gilbert and Anthony Bower. Whilst his literary output was not
expansive it was extremely influential and of high quality.
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| Title |
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Date |
Notes |
| The outsider |
Hamilton |
1946 |
US: 1946 Knopf as The Stranger |
| Caligula & Cross Purpose |
Ditto |
1947 |
US: 1947 New Direction |
| The Plague |
Hamilton |
1948 |
US: 1948 Knopf |
| The Rebel |
Ditto |
1953 |
US: 1954 Knopf |
| The Fall |
Ditto |
1957 |
US: 1957 Ditto |
| Exile and the Kingdom |
Ditto |
1958 |
US: 1958 Ditto |
| The Possessed |
Ditto |
1960 |
US: 1960Knopf |
| A Happy Death |
Ditto |
1972 |
US: 1972 Ditto |
Others - Non-Fiction
| Title |
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Date |
Notes |
| The Myth of Sisyphus |
Hamilton |
1955 |
US: 1955 Knopf |
| Nobel Prize Acceptance Speech |
Knopf |
1958 |
wraps |
| Reflections on the Guillotine |
Karla |
1959 |
US |
| Resistance, Rebellion and Death |
Hamilton |
1961 |
US: 1961 Knopf |
| Carnets 1935-1942 |
Hamilton |
1963 |
US: 1963 as Notebooks |
| Carnets 1942-1951 |
Hamilton |
1965 |
US: 1963 as Notebooks |
| Lyrical and Critical |
Ditto |
1967 |
US: 1965 ditto |
| Youthful Writings |
Knopf |
1976 |
UK: 1977 Hamish |
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