Albert Camus Is An Outsider. The plague. A leather-bound gift book

A trial of personal freedom and human choice during an epidemic

Albert Camus Is An Outsider. The plague. A leather-bound gift book.

The "Outsider"
Graphic novel is a confession by the outstanding writer of the twentieth century Albert Camus.
To be brave, free and die defending your beliefs is not afraid of the main character of the most famous work of Nobel laureate Albert Camus. Mersault is awaiting the death penalty for a murder he committed by stupidity and accident. What are the true motives of the executioners who demanded the most severe punishment? Maybe Meursault is being tried for a completely different crime - for daring to be himself, disobeying other people's rules? After all, this is what makes us outsiders to society.

"The Plague" is a parable novel. A terrible disease is coming to the city, and people are starting to die. The city fathers, hiding the truth, make the inhabitants hostages of the epidemic. And everyone is faced with a choice: to fight for life, to find a way out, or to accept the reign of the plague, with inevitable death. Many literary critics "read" in the novel the events in France during the Nazi occupation.