A Happy Death by Albert Camus

A Happy Death by Albert Camus

Mersault kills a man for his money, on the argument that poverty makes happiness impossible and time is the only thing worth buying.

Camus wrote this before The Stranger, abandoned it, and it was published after his death. The same name, a different logic — here the question is not whether life has meaning but whether you can buy the conditions for joy.

Essential for readers of The Stranger who want to see the idea before it hardened.

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