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Hi all, avid reader here - I have read The Stranger and The Plague (which was my first early pandemic read) - and as I read a lot more this year, it occurs to me that a lot of Camus' books are deep yet short and I could get through a lot of them easily. What do you recommend I read next?
I'm looking at The Fall right now - all I know about it is that it's short, apparently punchy, and one of the last things Camus ever wrote.
u/Supah_Cole — 6 days ago