Diaries

From 1935 until his death in 1960, when he died in a car accident, Albert Camus, a writer who became a classic of French literature during his lifetime, kept his so-called notebooks. To avoid confusion with other notes - the "Notebooks of Albert Camus" - the first publishers chose the name "Diaries".

In these records, the writer tries to understand the world and himself, in them you can see his creative searches and reflections, behind which the image of a person with an active life position appears: "To ask questions about the absurd world means to ask: "Will we put up with despair and nothing shall we do?" I think that no honest person can answer "yes".