First written and translated in 1948, it's easy to see why it's a classic and Camus won the Nobel Prize,
It must have never gone out of print and I wonder if the price went up in recent days.
I'll buy it when my Stimulas check arrives.
I'll look to see if there's a Project Guttenberg free e-copy online.
A
previous book by Camus that I bought in Bkk was so depressing, I marked
it at 25 c and then gave it away free to an Indian couple who didn't
have 25 c on them--nice conversation last summer, when I had my flea
market table, but I didn't see them again.
I
guess no libraries open now and no flea markets or July 4
fireworks/receptions either--though if there are fireworks I cld see
them from my window. It's like looking at photos of all the difft foods
I made such a char sui bao, that I can't eat now.
I am trying to lighten my C drive by deleted all the copies.
Well then, if you can't afford to buy this book, at least read the summary on Wikipedia.
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