The canals of Amsterdam are compared to the circles of hell by Clamence in one work by this author.
The canals of Amsterdam are compared to the circles of hell by Clamence in one work by this author. In another work by him, Rambert is quarantined in Oran but plans to escape to see his lover in Paris, and after many rats die in the streets, Dr. Rieux starts to notice many people dying. In his most famous work, a man does not (*) cry at his mother's funeral and blames the sun for his shooting of an Arab; that man is Meursault [mare-SOW]. The author of The Fall, name this French-Algerian author of The Plague and The Stranger.
The canals of Amsterdam are compared to the circles of hell by Clamence in one work by this author.
Albert {Camus} [accept The {Fall} or La {Chute} before "this author"]