A novel by this author is narrated by a doctor who doesn't admit that he's a character until Part V, because he wants to be objective.
A novel by this author is narrated by a doctor who doesn't admit that he's a character until Part V, because he wants to be objective. Another of this author's characters earns a stolen panel from the Ghent Altarpiece from a bar in Amsterdam. The protagonist of a novel by this author refuses penitence from a chaplain before (*) decapitation. Dr. Rieux narrates a novel by this author set in Oran. After refusing to weep for his mother's death, the protagonist of another of his novels shoots an Arab on a beach. For 10 points, name this French-Algerian author of The Fall, The Plague, and The Stranger.
A novel by this author is narrated by a doctor who doesn't admit that he's a character until Part V, because he wants to be objective.
Albert Camus