One story by this author is set in a town in Brazil where the natives celebrate the miracle of a growing stone, and in another story Janine visits a fort without her husband Marcel. Those works are both in his collection Exile and the Kingdom. One of his novels gives the point of view of Parisian lawyer Jean-Baptiste Clamence. In another novel, Raymond Rambert decides not to leave a troubled city, helping Castel and Dr. Bernard Rieux [ree-yoo] treat sick people in Oran instead. In another novel by him, the protagonist has an affair with Marie Cardona soon after his mot
One story by this author is set in a town in Brazil where the natives celebrate the miracle of a growing stone, and in another story Janine visits a fort without her husband Marcel. Those works are both in his collection Exile and the Kingdom. One of his novels gives the point of view of Parisian lawyer Jean-Baptiste Clamence. In another novel, Raymond Rambert decides not to leave a troubled city, helping Castel and Dr. Bernard Rieux [ree-yoo] treat sick people in Oran instead. In another novel by him, the protagonist has an affair with Marie Cardona soon after his mother dies. That protagonist, a friend of Raymond Sintès, shoots an Arab on a beach. Name this author of The Fall and The Plague who wrote about Meursault in The Stranger.
One story by this author is set in a town in Brazil where the natives celebrate the miracle of a growing stone, and in another story Janine visits a fort without her husband Marcel.
Albert Camus [kah-moo]