The Plague, The Fall, Exile and the Kingdom, and Selected Essays (Everyman's Library)
“TodayThe Plaguetakes on fresh significance…Looking back on the grim record of the twentieth century, we can see more clearly now that Albert Camus had identified the central moral dilemmas of the age.” –The Guardian“[The Plagueis] of such importance to our time that to dismiss it would be to blaspheme against the human spirit.” –New York Times Book Review“Extraordinary . . . There are things in [The Plague] which no reader will ever forget.” –The Spectator“[The Fallis] an irresistibly brilliant examination of modern conscience.” –New York Times“[The Fallis] uniquely Camus. Beneath its wit, elegance, and irony there is no lack of intelligence, troubled earnestness, and perhaps even the moral anguish of the true religieux.” –San Francisco Chronicle“[The Fall], so spare and lucid (like the best of Gide), burning with wit (like pages from Voltaire), is a…monologue on the human condition.” –The NationWith a new Introduction by David Bellos