The First Man by Albert Camus

The First Man by Albert Camus

The manuscript was in the mud beside the car Camus died in, in 1960. His daughter published it thirty-four years later.

It is his most personal book: an autobiographical novel about growing up poor in Algeria, an illiterate mother, a father killed before he could be remembered, and the teacher who saw what the boy might become.

Unfinished, and unlike the cool prose of The Stranger — warm, direct and full of physical memory.

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