Happy Death

Happy Death

by Albert Camus

1995

Before *The Stranger*, Camus penned this raw, early novel about a clerk who commits murder and flees his stifling life. It’s a powerful exploration of freedom, exile, and the search for meaning, offering a remarkably intimate portrait of the young Nobel laureate. Readers fascinated by the origins of Camus's philosophy and his sensuous, sun-drenched prose will find themselves captivated by Patrice Mersault's radical quest for authentic existence.

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