One of this author's works sees d'Arrast carry a burden all the way to Iguape Church.
One of this author's works sees d'Arrast carry a burden all the way to Iguape Church. That story, "The Growing Stone," is part of his collection, Exile and the Kingdom, and this man wrote a novella in which the attorney Clamence regrets letting a girl drown. This author of The (*) Fall wrote a novel in which Dr. Bernard Rieux narrates an epidemic sweeping through Oran. This author of The Myth of Sisyphus and The Plague is best known for writing a work in which the main character is sentenced to death after senselessly killing an Arab. For ten points, name this French existentialist who wrote about Mersault in The Stranger.
One of this author's works sees d'Arrast carry a burden all the way to Iguape Church.
Albert {Camus}