The Wall by Jean-Paul Sartre

The Wall by Jean-Paul Sartre

Three prisoners spend a night waiting to be shot at dawn, and Sartre spends it describing what a body does when the mind knows it is about to stop.

The title story is among the best short stories of the century; the rest of the collection covers a man convinced he is losing his mind, a childhood turning fascist, and desire treated with clinical unkindness.

The most immediately gripping thing Sartre wrote, and a good entry to his fiction.

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